FAQ

Window tinting provides several benefits including UV protection, reduced glare, increased privacy, heat reduction, and improved energy efficiency.

Quality window tint can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years or more, depending on the type of film and the conditions it’s exposed to.

Yes, window tinting can be removed. It’s recommended to have it removed by a professional to avoid damaging the glass.

Yes, window tinting can significantly reduce heat by blocking up to 70% of solar heat, making your car or home cooler.

It’s best to wait a few days before washing your car to ensure the tint has properly adhered to the windows. 

Common types include dyed, metalized, hybrid, carbon, and ceramic tints, each offering different benefits in terms of appearance, performance, and durability.

Yes, most quality window tints block 99% of harmful UV rays, protecting your skin and reducing the risk of interior fading.

Properly applied window tint should not affect your car’s defroster. However, it’s important to choose a professional installer.

High-quality tints installed by professionals are designed not to cause window cracking. Poor-quality films and improper installation can increase the risk.

Darker tints can reduce visibility at night. It’s important to choose the right level of tint that balances daytime heat reduction and nighttime visibility.

Use a soft cloth and a mild, ammonia-free cleaner to clean your tinted windows. Avoid abrasive materials that can scratch the film.