A full vehicle typically takes about an 1.5 hrs to 2hrs depending on make and model.
2 front windows takes 45 minutes to a 1 hour.

The preference of shade does not affect the price.

The pricing is based on the quality of film you choose. The price increases based on the percentage of heat rejection, the material, features, and what the lifetime warranty includes for each film.

Yes – Window tint is installed on the interior of car so it won’t affect the windows. We don’t recommend wiping the interior of the windows as you can drag water by applying pressure on the film/glass. Wait at least 3 days

Yes, we actually recommend having film installed over your factory tint.

Factory tint on trucks, vans, and SUVs do little for heat rejection and UV protection. It’s basically for privacy.

If you don’t want to go any darker than your factory tint, we recommend our 80% film. It’s a clear film that delivers both heat rejection and 99% UV protection.

Yes, it is possible to have your car windows tinted even in freezing weather. However, the curing time may be extended in adverse conditions.

Professional window tinting is done this way: First, the film is laid on the outside of the car’s windows, and cut out to fit. Then the cut out pieces are usually placed on a large piece of glass and trimmed before being installed on the inside of the windows

⦁ 99% ultraviolet (UV) rejection.
⦁ Significantly reduced solar heat build-up.
⦁ Increased comfort.
⦁ Reduced air conditioning costs.
⦁ Reduced heat loss in the winter by reflecting internal heat.
⦁ Glare reduction.
⦁ Daytime privacy.
⦁ Attractive accent to home, business, and car windows.
⦁ Reduced fabric, textile, and wood deterioration.
⦁ Reduced exposure to UV radiation, which has been linked to skin cancer.