Auto Window Tint

High-quality films typically last 5 to 10 years, depending on film type and maintenance. Premium ceramic films can last even longer with proper care. 

A standard sedan usually takes 1–2 hours, while SUVs or trucks may take an additional hour. Single windows or front doors may be finished in just 30–45 minutes. 

Yes. If it complies with Florida’s state laws on Visible Light Transmission (VLT). We’ll guide you in choosing the right shade to stay stylish and street-legal. 

 Absolutely. We can apply film directly over factory tint to achieve your desired shade, just make sure the combined VLT remains legal. 

 No. Professionally installed tint does not interfere with radio, GPS, or defroster functions. 

Use ammonia-free cleaners and a soft microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasives or harsh chemicals to prevent damage to the tint. 

Wait at least 24–48 hours, preferably up to 3–4 days, to allow the film to fully adhere and avoid peeling. 

No. Any minor bubbles are normal and usually dissipate during curing. Modern, high-quality films won’t turn purple over time.  

It depends on the design complexity, size of the vehicle, and materials used. We’ll provide a personalized quote after a consultation.