Window film is a thin, multi-layered polyester material that incorporates the many different layers to control different properties, including Ultra-Violet (UV) light, heat, glare, and privacy. Window film comes in a variety of performance levels and shades.

Window film offers a range of benefits including enhanced eye comfort, UV protection, improved aesthetics, increased safety, better privacy, and significant energy savings.

Film percentages stand for light transmission, or the amount of light that is allowed through the film. The lower the percentage, the darker the film.

No. In most cases, window film is installed on the inside of the glass. This allows for maximum durability. On vehicles, the window tint is hand-cut on the outside of the glass, then installed on the interior of the glass.

No, window film and a car’s rear defroster will not affect one another

The time required to tint your vehicle varies based on the type of vehicle. A full car tint can take between two to four hours, while full-sized trucks usually take about an hour. Tinting just the two front doors typically takes 30-40 minutes. If old film needs to be removed, this adds an extra two to four hours. These are ideal estimates; actual times may vary, so please plan accordingly when scheduling your appointment.

We recommend that you leave your vehicle windows rolled up for at least 24 hours after the window film installation. This allows the film to cure and adhere to the glass before the window is moved.

After window film installation, wait a week before cleaning the inside of the window where the film was installed. After a week, use a window cleaner without ammonia and a soft cloth or rubber squeegee. We recommend foam cleaners because they do not streak, and are usually ammonia-free. Never scrape the film with any type of blade or clean your tinted windows with anything abrasive, as it will scratch the film.

Our window films are designed to be color-stable and come with a lifetime warranty against color change. Unlike cheaper films that can turn purple over time, our high-quality films maintain their color. For more details, please refer to our Lifetime Limited Warranty.

Old film will need to be removed before installation of new window film. It is always best to have the old film removed by a professional, as the vehicle’s rear defroster can be easily damaged. There is an additional charge for removal of old film, and the process adds about two to four hours to the window film installation process. If your vehicle has old film that will require removal before installing new film, it is best to drop your vehicle off in the morning and let us call you when the job is completed.

No, window film cannot prevent glass from breaking. However, it does enhance safety by holding the pieces of broken glass together with a strong adhesive. In case of an accident, impact, or break-in, the glass will shatter, but the film helps keep the fragments intact, reducing the risk of injury.

Absolutely! Window film significantly reduces glare, which can cause eye fatigue and be hazardous while driving. Unlike curtains or blinds that darken a room and increase utility bills, window films let in light without the glare, maintaining an open and bright atmosphere. For drivers, window film can cut down glare by 50%-90%, making your driving experience much safer.

In summer, window film reflects the hot sun, reducing heat gain and lowering air conditioning costs. In winter, window film retains heat — up to 15% — to reduce heating costs. This year-after-year reduction in energy costs can yield an impressive return on investment.

Yes. Window films give a clear view to the outside. Depending on the degree of privacy desired, you can select films that prevent others from looking in during the daytime.