Window Tinting

Most passenger vehicles take 2–4 hours for a full window tint. SUVs and trucks with larger rear glass may take up to 5 hours. We recommend dropping off your car in the morning so it's ready same day.

Florida law allows front side windows at 28% VLT or higher, rear side windows at any darkness for sedans (15% VLT or higher for SUVs/vans), and rear windshield at any darkness if both side mirrors are present. We apply only Florida-legal tints and can provide documentation for every job.

Ceramic window tint blocks up to 99% UV and up to 70% infrared heat without affecting signal reception — it's the top-tier choice. Carbon tint blocks heat with a matte finish at a lower price but contains no metal, making it a solid mid-range option. Dyed film is entry-level and blocks some UV but very little heat.

No. Ceramic tint contains no metal particles, so it does not interfere with GPS, cell phone signal, or radio reception. This is one of its key advantages over metallic or reflective films.

Quality ceramic and carbon tints last 10–15 years in Miami conditions. We use films from 3M, Llumar, and XPEL that are backed by manufacturer warranties. Cheap dyed films can bubble and fade in 1–3 years under Florida's intense UV.

Florida law prohibits full windshield tinting. However, we can apply a visor strip (AS1 line or top 6 inches) that reduces glare from the sun without violating state law. Many customers combine this with ceramic side tints for maximum heat rejection.

Yes. All our film installations come with the manufacturer's warranty against bubbling, peeling, cracking, and color change. Ceramic films from major brands carry lifetime warranties. We also stand behind our installation workmanship.

Wait 48–72 hours before rolling down your windows to allow the adhesive to cure. Avoid cleaning the inside of the windows for at least 2 weeks. Small water bubbles or haze are normal and disappear as the film dries — usually within a week in Miami's heat.