Premium Window Tint Film

Our window tint film is formulated with traditional manufacturing processes whereby the dyes and adhesive are mixed together. The mixture is then sprayed in one continuous coating so that costs are minimized, making it the most economical film on the market.

UV IR Heat Block

Protect yourself and your car's interior with Window Tint Film. This high-performance film blocks harmful UV rays, infrared radiation, and heat, keeping your vehicle cooler and more comfortable. The thermal image comparison shows a significant drop in interior temperature with tint applied â€?from 99.7°F to 85.1°F. Made in Korea, this tint enhances privacy, reduces glare, and helps prevent sun damage. Upgrade your drive with advanced heat and UV protection today.

Remove te release Liner From Window Film

Easily remove the release liner from your window film! Just apply tape to both the film and the release liner on opposite sides. Gently pull the tapes apart to separate the layers. It’s a quick and simple method that makes installation smooth and hassle-free.

How to apply Window Tint FIlm

Follow these simple steps for a perfect window tinting job:

1. Clean the Window �Thoroughly clean the window to remove dirt and dust.
2. Measurement �Measure the window to ensure the film fits properly.
3. Trim the Excess Tint Film �Cut the tint film to match the window size.
4. Remove the Release Liner �Peel off the protective release liner from the film.
5. Position the Tint Film �Carefully position the tint film on the window.
6. Scraping & Removing Any Bubbles �Use a squeegee to remove air bubbles for a smooth, even application.

Window Tint FIlm Benefits

Benefits for apply window tint film

• UV Protection
• Crime prevention and privacy protection
• IRR Heat Rejection
• Shattered Glass Prevention
• More Attractive looks

What does VLT% mean for Window Tint

Visible light transmission is the measurement used to assess automotive window tints. This is the percent of visible light that gets through either the film (film VLT%) or window plus film net VLT%. The lower the VLT%, the darker the tint.

Check the Laws in your State

You should also be aware of the laws in your state when applying your own tint.

Each state has a different law as to which percentage of tint you’re allowed to have in your car.

Make sure that your car has the legal limit or you could be facing a fine later on down the road.