Whats the best tint for you?

• Dyed Tint: Entry-level film that reduces glare and heat but may fade over time.
• Carbon Tint: Offers better heat rejection and doesn't fade like dyed film.
• Ceramic Tint: Top-tier option with excellent heat and UV rejection, clear signal transmission, and long-lasting performance.

Yes, but only the exterior of the car. Avoid cleaning the inside of the windows for at least 5 to 7 days to allow the tint to fully cure. Moisture between the film and glass is normal during this time and will evaporate as the film settles.

No, all percentages within each film type are the same pricing. The only thing that changes price is the type of film. 

Darker tint can reduce visibility at night, especially if you choose a very low VLT like 5% (limo tint). However, high-quality ceramic tints allow better visibility while still blocking heat and UV. It's important to choose a shade that balances privacy with safe nighttime driving.

Installation time depends on the type of vehicle and the number of windows being tinted. We usually advise up to 4 hours

• Just front windows: 30 to 60 minutes

In California, front side windows must have at least 70%(VLT), windshield tint is only allowed on the top 4 inches, rear windows can be tinted any percent.