Automotive Window Tinting

All of the films that we have chosen to offer are backed by a nationwide manufacturer lifetime warranty! We even offer an extended warranty to protect you from those accidentally gashed windows.

We use a combination of computer cut and custom hand cut patterns. Over the years computer cut patterns are becoming more and more accurate. Of course, with a one size fits all philosophy there are patterns that don’t fit. With almost 16 years of practice, we customize which patterns to cut in each way. This ensures the highest quality install and the best fitting patterns for your specific vehicle.

You betcha. We always file frameless windows. As for roll up windows with a frame we offer this as an add on service. This process takes a lot more time but It's definitely worth it. With no gap on the top edge, your tint will appear "factory.”

Always use clean & soft microfiber towel to wash and dry your window tint surfaces. A foaming alcohol window cleaner is what we use and recommend for cleaning your windows. To avoid scratching the film, do not use bristle brushes, rough paper towels, abrasive scrubbing sponges, or any cleaning materials that may have been contaminated with dirt particles.

We recommend keeping your windows up for at least 3-5 days. If windows are rolled down before that the tint will possibly peel from the bottom because it has not had enough time to properly cure. Should this happen we can redo your window at a low cost, but it is not covered under the warranty.

Following the application of your new window tint, you may notice small bubbles and an overall cloudy appearance to your windows. This is entirely normal and to be expected. These imperfections will naturally fix themselves. Do not pierce any water bubbles during the drying process and do not try to push the water out, as this will damage your film. Eventually, the water bubbles and haziness will dissipate on their own.

For automotive tint applications, it is best to wait 5-10 days to clean the film. The weather is the deciding factor in the drying process. This will ensure proper curing of the adhesive and special mounting solution that we use.

One thing to be careful about once you have your windows tinted, is your seat belts. When removing your seat belt, be careful to not allow it to sling over and hit the window as this will make a little chip in the tint each time the seat belt hits.

Of course, we do! Most vehicles don’t need it but there is a handful that do. This technique gives your window tint a finished look with no ugly silvering at the top of the back window. A lesser shop will tell you that it will go away or dry up. It won't. They may even try to use some glue trick that makes a mess and turns brown after a year. Not us! Only the best here.