Automotive Window Tinting

Here’s how to care for your tint:

• Wait at least 24–48 hours before rolling windows down or cleaning from the inside to ensure the film has fully adhered.
• Use a mild, ammonia-free cleaner and soft cloths to clean the tinted glass.
• Keep sharp objects away from the edges; avoid abrasive cleaning tools.

Absolutely. We work on all makes and models — sedans, trucks, SUVs, Teslas, exotics, classics. We’ve done full installations on hard-to-tint vehicles, including more challenging vehicles like Teslas.

Yes — service installs require appointments. You can schedule by calling our office at 1-970-650-8102. Walk-ins are welcome only for estimates.

Yes, but there are regulations. Laws vary by state/city for how dark you can tint front side windows, rear windows, and windshields. We always help you choose a shade that stays within local laws, but you also are responsible to know what’s allowed on your vehicle.

Shade percentages reflect how much visible light is allowed through the tint. A lower percentage means darker tint (more privacy, more heat/UV blocking). For example:

• 5% = very dark (max privacy, less visibility from outside)
• 15–20% = medium-high darkness
• 30% = lighter, more light allowed inside

Depending upon your local regulations, certain shades may or may not be legal for specific windows.

No — all of our premium films are non-metalized and non-conductive. They are designed to reject heat and UV rays without messing with your car’s electronics, keyless entry, GPS, or phone signals.

We use Llumar films that include a lifetime warranty covering issues like fading, peeling, cracking, or the tint turning purple.

It depends on the size of your vehicle and how many windows you want tinted. Two front windows typically take about an hour. A full sedan can take up to 4 hours.