WINDOW TINTING

Does tint get applied on the inside or outside?

Window film is installed on the interior of the vehicle.  Car Washes and any form of exterior cleaning is totally fine immediately after window film installation.  You should wait at least 3 days before performing any interior cleaning in your vehicle.

How many days should I wait before rolling my windows down?
We advise our customers to wait 3 days before rolling their windows down after window film is installed but it really depends on the weather.  Mid-summer, 24 hours is sufficient but mid-winter, 5 -7 days or more could be necessary.

 What % VLT (Visible light transfer) films do you have?

We carry 2%, 5%, 15%, 20%, 35%, 40%, 50%, 70%

How long will the tint installation process take?

This ultimately depends on the vehicle itself and if the entire vehicle is being tinted or just a portion.  On average a full vehicle tint application will take roughly two - three hours.  This is just an estimate though and service times will vary depending on many factors.  

How can I cut down on heat during the summer?

Any quality window film will help with interior heat in some form or fashion however, the amount of heat reduction depends on the type of window film being used.  For example, there is a huge difference between the heat reduction regular dyed film will provide vs. the extreme heat reduction you will get from a ceramic window film.  Ultimately the right film solution for a customer's vehicle depends on their needs and budget.  We offer tinting solutions to satisfy all needs and budgets.    

Does tint come with a warranty?  

Almost all of our window film comes with a full lifetime warranty (excluding the value line 3/5 year film *No longer offered).    If a customer experiences any issue covered under warranty, the tint causing the problem will be replaced free of charge via manufacturer warranty.   We stand behind our work and will always do what is necessary to address any problems that may arise.  

Are there different kinds of window tint?
Window film comes in many different variations.  There are different percentages of darkness, heat transfer rates, and glare reduction rates depending on the particular film.  The image below illustrates a few of the different percentages available and what you can expect shade wise from each.