The tint percentage range typically varies from 5% (very dark) to 90% (lighter/clear). 

In Georgia, vehicle window tinting laws specify the following regulations: The windshield can have a non-reflective tint on the top 6 inches. The front side, backside, and rear windows must allow more than 32% of light in.

The legal limit for a truck or SUV could be as dark as you want the rear of the vehicle, as long as the front two are 32%.

The cost of window tinting can vary based on factors like the type of vehicle, the number of windows, the type of tint film chosen, and if the old tint needs to be removed. Check out our pricing here: Services.

The time to tint car windows depends on the number of windows and the complexity of the job. On average, it can take between 1 to 4 hours.

You can choose to drop off your vehicle and pick it up later, or wait at our facility during the tinting process.

Your new window film will take about 3 to 5 days to fully dry, sometimes longer, depending on film brand, type, and weather conditions. Until this time, your tinted windows may appear hazy or wet, and it may seem to have water bubbles.

Yes, you can tint your two front windows to match the tint percentage of your back windows for a uniform appearance.

If we install your tint and it begins to bubble, bring it back to us, and we will redo it.

Always use a window cleaner specially formulated for automotive window tint and a microfiber towel for best results. Ammonia-based window cleaners can deteriorate the film.

Spray tint-safe glass cleaner on the window. Using one microfiber towel, wipe down the window and the second towel using one microfiber towel to buff away any remaining cleaner or moisture.

With proper care, quality window tint can last between 5 to 10 years or more.