Window Tint

Tinting your vehicle’s windows not only provides more privacy (and security), it has practical benefits. Imagine getting into your vehicle on a hot summer day. What if you were able to minimize how hot your vehicle gets when you get inside? The UV protection found in our tint can help minimize heat and glare while you’re driving your favorite road when the sun is out. Or what about the long-term impact of the sun on your dashboard? UV protection in tint can help keep your interior protected from UV damage. Did we mention the UV protection is also helpful for your skin and those in your vehicle on those long road trips? Because it is. If nothing more, we recommend tint for the cool style and comfort it provides.

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What it is

The two types of tint brands we carry are Rayno Nano Ceramic Tint and Dub IR tint. This thin layer of film we use is specifically chosen for its high quality materials, UV protection qualities, and long lifetime. We don’t dye the base tint as that fades over time and allows for UV penetration that causes sun damage. The tinting film we use provides the ultimate in durability and remarkable heat rejection.

Why is it important

The primary reasons for tinting your vehicle’s windows are privacy, UV protection, comfort and style. UV protection increases the life of your interior, keeps your vehicle cooler, and is healthier for your skin.

And don’t forget, if your vehicle is cooler inside, it means you don’t need to run the air conditioning system which can increase the performance of your car!

Why is it important

How it works

The ceramic film found in our Rayno Nano Ceramic product is made with non conductive ceramic particles. These tiny particles are small enough to prevent glare while still blocking infrared light.

Our high end Dub IR boasts a 90% infrared rejection while blocking 99% of UV rays with 68.5% heat rejection to keep your cabin cooler and 100% clarity in light and dark shades.

Lifetime guarantee

You read it right, for the lifetime of your window tint we'll guarantee no bubbling, discoloration or fading.

Testimonials

Got my Tesla Model Y and wanted to protect the paint, Joel (one of the partners)
provided a lot of information and educated me on what the options are.
I ended up getting a Silver+ Ceramic Coating and added glass coating as well.
The car looks incredible. Thank you.

Eduardo L.

Joel and team are excellent to work with! I had my 2019 Jeep SRT in for
Color Correction and Ceramic Pro w/ Wheel & Tire coating.
The vehicle came out better than I expected.
Joel and team take pride in what they do and their attention to detail is shown
in their final product.Joel took the time to walk me through the entire process and
explain the science behind it so I knew exactly what I was getting. Highly recommended.

Tony A.

There's not much more you can say about a place that is professional and efficient.
They do such a great job at detailing my car by displaying pride in their work.
Joel did the work on both my vehicles. He made sure it was kept clean until I picked up my vehicles.

Hong K.

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FAQs

Before Window Tint

The amount of light that passes through the window of an automobile is measured in Visible Light Transmission (VLT). In California, on front windows (driver, passenger and windshield), 70% VLT of light needs to pass through the window. This is true for all sedans, SUVs, vans or trucks. In the rear windows, there are no restrictions and the tint can be as dark as you’d like. If the rear window is tinted, it has to have dual side mirrors. A 4 inch strip of non-reflective tint is allowed on the front windshield, too.

A few factors to consider whether or not you want to stay within the legal limits, night time driving visibility or style. Here are a handful of different ways to think about the Visible Light Transmission (VLT) for your window tint. 80% (air blue heat-rejection film), 70% (very light), 50% (light shade of tint), 35% (smoke), 20% (dark tint), and 5% (very dark shade of tint). We find 35% is the most popular. The UV Protection is the same across all shades of tint.

Installing Window Tint

After Window Tint

There are various reasons as to why tint films begin to bubble up or change colors. This can happen many years after installation. It might be the chemical used in the bottom or a cheaper brand of film. It could also be because the tint was stretched out too much during installation or poor preparation on the window beforehand (eg. contaminants between film and window). Other reasons include film failure, Do-It-Yourself tint kits or films with no UV protection that fade or haze. Whatever the reason, you have peace of mind when with our tints because we provide a lifetime warranty.

There are generally two different ways to handle a ticket in the unfortunate event you find yourself with one. First, there’s a fix-it ticket. This generally means you’re required to remove the tint and prove that it was removed. Alternatively, you can pay the fine (which generally costs more) and skip the time consuming process of back-and-forth with removing your tint, proving it was removed, and possibly re-applying. (ProTip: Roll down your all of your windows all the way if you ever get pulled over)