Decrease heat
Today’s window film can provide up to 78% heat reduction versus untreated automotive glass. A cooler interior provides more comfort and can significantly reduce air conditioning usage thus extending the life of AC systems and improving gas mileage.

Reduce fading
Window film blocks up to 99%* of UV rays while also significantly reducing heat. Reducing these two primary causes of fading helps to protect and extend the life of your vehicle’s interior including seats, carpets, wood trim and dashboard.

Diminish health risks
Exposure to UV rays from the sun is known to pose potential health risks for your eyes and skin.
Window film provides an effective "sun screen" for you against the harmful effects of the sun.

Cut hazardous glare
Glare from the sun or from headlights at night can blind your vision when on the road. This dangerous condition can be greatly helped by tinting your vehicle’s side and rear windows.

Increase safety and security
Thicker "automotive protection" films can provide an extra level of safety in case of an accident, and security for your possessions against smash-and-grab car robbers.

Enhance appearance
There’s a variety of window film products to suit any type of car, truck or SUV. From virtually invisible films to darker colors, there’s a range of shades to give you the look you want.

Increase privacy
There is a variety of window film with different shades of darkness that will help you increase your privacy.

It's fast and easy
Professional installation is quick and simple. Most vehicles can be tinted in 1 to 2 hours.

Decrease Heat
Window film is the most efficient way to reduce unwanted solar heat transferring through your windows. It can provide up to 78% heat reduction versus untreated glass, while controlling hot spots and cooling off sun-drenched areas in your home or office.

Reduce fading and health risks
Window film blocks up to 99%* of UV rays, while also significantly reducing heat. This helps to protect your valuable furnishings from fading and provides a "sun screen" for your skin against the harmful effects of the sun.

Cut glare
Whatever the cause - direct sun, reflections from snow, water or surrounding buildings - there is a perfect window film solution to help reduce annoying glare.

Enjoy energy savings
Reducing temperature imbalances caused by extreme sunlight is why so many designers, architects and building engineers desire window film. Reducing heat loss will increase HVAC efficiency and lower energy costs.

Increase safety
Accidents, environmental effects and vandalism can instantly turn a pane of glass into life-threatening shards. Window film can act as a "safety net" by holding shattered glass together.

Enhance appearance Whether it's a contemporary look or a uniform design, there's a choice of window film products that can aesthetically complement the exterior of a home or office building.

Increase privacy
There is a variety of window film with different shades of darkness that will help you increase your privacy.

It's fast and easy
Professional installation is quick and simple. There’s minimal disruption to one’s daily lifestyle or work schedule.

We have been asked many times if it is necessary to have the car windows cleaned before window film installation. Don't worry! There is no need to clean your windows before your appointment. We take care of the cleaning and preparation for installation. In order to accomplish a perfect window tint job, we need to make sure your windows are 100% clean before we install the film in your car.
Also, we've noticed that many of our customers wash their cars before the appointment. Although is good for the car to be free of dust before installation, we recommend to have your car washed after the installation. In the process of installation, we spray a water/soap solution mix that gets to the paint too. After window film installation, we do not wipe clean the paint in order to stay away from scratching your car's paint.

Pretty much, you don't have to worry about much before your appointment to get your windows tinted. The only thing you can do for us is have your car free of belongings and/or child seats. When we install window film to the back window, we need as much space as possible to work. For this, we move the seats all the way to the front and flip them down.

The time has come to get your car windows tinted. Right before we start working on your car, we talk about the different window film shades and colors for you to make a decision. We highly recommend keeping your windows in accordance with the window tinting laws of your state.
Also, a quick inspection to your car has to be performed. We look for scratches on the paint and windows, damages to your car's interior and electronic and mechanical malfunctions. If during the installation we find an issue with your car, you will be notified immediately.

You will be asked for your car keys. In order to cut and install the window film, we need to roll your car windows up and down for what we will need to have your car's switch on.

Installation is performed by one or two installer and takes between 1.5 and 2 hours depending on the type of vehicle.
We turn your car's switch on in order to have power to roll the windows up and down. When we do this, we make sure the exterior lights, radio and AC are turned off. We'll keep your car's switch on for as long as the installation of the side windows is completed which usually takes between 45 to 60 minutes.
First, we clean all the windows on the outside. Although window film is always installed on the inside of the windows, we place the window film on the outside of the windows and we cut the film to the shape of each window by hand. The blades we use are specially designed for window tinting and will not scratch the glass.


Dot Matrix

Some car models have windows with a raised, black-colored dot matrix pattern painted on the glass, usually in a wide area at the top of the back window, which are in five to six inch rows. This black paint dotted area rises up from the glass pushing the window film up making it hard for the window film to reach the glass between these dots leaving air pockets and looking messy and discolored.
There are only a few ways to resolve this problem which will increase the price for window film installation. One is adding a black vinyl strip on the dot-matrix. This method would black out the area as will block your vision a bit. Vinyl won't peel and can be removed easily. Other solution is trimming the window film off the dot matrix area leaving this area with no film at all.


Rubber Seals

There is a rubber seal on the outside and inside right at the bottom of the window hole. This rubber seal holds each window when you roll them up and down. In order to leave no gap at the top and bottom of the window, we need to remove the inside rubber seal and then place it back on after installation. For this, sometimes it is necessary to remove the whole panel.
Many car models come with an extra little window in the back side windows. Sometimes, these little windows are hold by a rubber seal that leaves no space to work around the edges. For this, we have to trim about 1/8 of an inch all around this rubber seal in order to take the film a little further than the window pattern so there is no gap around the edges.


Cleaning

The side windows are washed from the inside with a scrub pad and water/soap solution. Right after, they are washed again with the same solution, only that this time, we slide a razor blade to clean the window surface. The back window and any window with defroster or antenna cannot be cleaned with a razor blade. To clean this windows, we use an ammonia based solution and a scrub pad.
All stickers will be removed unless otherwise requested. Some stickers can be saved, such as parking stickers, state inspection stickers. See Stickers & Previous Tint.


3rd Brake Light

The 3rd brake light comes inside the back window in many car models, either at the top or at the bottom of the window. When this is the case, we have to trim just enough so this 3rd brake light is 100% bright when the brake paddle is pressed for state inspection purposes, and of course, safety. It is not necessary to trim this 3rd brake light pattern, if the car has this 3rd brake light in a spoiler or trunk.

Once all side window patterns are cut, and the rubber seals have been taken care of and the windows are clean, the installation begins.

Stickers

Before the windows are cleaned, all stickers must be removed. Stickers will be removed and saved if possible by the customer’s request.
If you are getting your front windshield done, we will remove carefully the inspection sticker and stick it back on after the installation. Then, every time you take your car to get the inspection, you will have to remove the sticker before taking it to the inspector or ask the inspector to remove it carefully, which won’t be hard to do. The smoothness of the window film surface will make it easy to remove.

Parking stickers will also be removed. Most parking stickers are easy to remove and able to save for re-installation. Though, some parking stickers are very old and get cracked up, which will make it impossible to remove safely. If this is the case, you will have to get a new parking sticker.


Previous Tint

Window film can be very hard to remove if you don’t have the right tools and the patience to do it. When old tint is removed, most times the film comes right off, but many times the glue stays on which is the hardest part. To remove the glue, usually a razor blade and a water and soap solution will do the job.
But for windows with defroster or antennas, the use of a razor is not possible, as this will damage these devices. When this is the case, we apply other techniques that require ammonia based solutions, scrub pads and lots of patience.

Although window tint removal is expensive, we highly recommend letting the professionals take care of it. Glue residue counts as tint removal and fees will apply.
If you decide to do it yourself, you might save some bucks and you might be able to do it right. But if glue residue stays on the window, this will show after the window film is installed and won’t be covered by the installation warranty.

Factory tint cannot be removed since the glass itself is already dark. This is the case for the rear area of most trucks (SUVs and pick up trucks), some station wagons and sport vans.

When we are done installing the window film to your car, we put everything back together and make sure everything works properly (handles, locks, switches and brake lights). Also, we inspect the installation and double check for bubbles and imperfections.
You will notice water stains on your car's paint, that for your paint's protection we won't wipe off. We recommend you to wash it as soon as possible after installation if your car is exposed to the sun heat.

We will inspect the car again and agree that the car is in the same conditions than before we started the installation.
You will be provided with your invoice and a warranty card from our window film manufacturer. Also, you will be explained about our warranty policy and window tint care and maintenance.

Congratulations! You can now enjoy of the benefits of having window film installed on your car windows. We are sure you will be very happy with it!