Window Tinting

Our installation process begins by thoroughly cleaning the glass to remove dust, smudges, and dirt. We then cut out a piece of film which is trimmed to precisely fit your car’s unique shape. Our installer will then remove the release liner and apply an application solution to the film’s adhesive, as well as to your window. The film is then placed on the inside of the window and the application solution is squeegeed out from between the window and the film.

​The application of any product with an aggressive adhesive system requires the use of water and some type of “slip” agent. Both are harmless. Our installers will wipe down all surfaces which come in contact with water immediately when finished with installation on that particular piece of glass. We take every step possible to protect any and all electrical components present in your vehicle. 

This will depend on the type of film chosen and how many windows you decide to cover. Though we have a standard base pricing format our pricing can vary slightly on a car-by-car basis.

Absolutely! In addition to blocking out 99% of harmful UV rays, automotive window tint can boost your privacy and protection. Some film has added IR protection as well. It can also keep your car’s interior from fading and enhances your comfort by reducing excess cabin heat.

If you chose film that is darker than the legal limit and your receive a ticket for window tint, this is your responsibility. Most states have different regulations about how dark your car windows can be. The shade of window film is measured by the percentage of light that can pass through. This is called visible light transmission, or VLT. The lower the VLT, the darker your windows will be. In North Dakota, the law requires:

• Front Windshield - 70% VLT below the AS-1 line

• Front 2 Windows - 50% VLT

• Rear and Back Windows - No restrictions as long as vehicle is equipped with outside mirrors on both sides

Yes. However, please avoid rolling your windows down for 3 to 5 days after the initial installation. Doing so can cause the tint to peel.

Drying, or curing, time will depend on the time of year. During the warmer months curing can take 2 to 4 days. During the colder months curing can take as long as 4 weeks. While the film is still curing, you might see tiny streaks, bubbles, or a haze. Don’t be alarmed! This is completely normal while the application solution evaporates. 

Car window film is extremely durable. It can even reduce the risk of your windows shattering because it holds the broken glass in place. However, always be mindful when loading or unloading your car. Sharp objects may scratch the film.

The dot matrix is found on certain side windows and most back windows. This is a raised surface from the glass that usually borders the windows. As a result, most films adhere poorly to this area. This can result in a white or silver appearance from the outside when completely dry. Certain back windows have this matrix on the top which can be a few inches wide

Wait a couple of days after the application to clean your windows. When you do so, use a soft, clean microfiber cloth and an ammonia-free cleaner. Don’t use any blue-colored cleaners on your tints!