Frequently Asked Questions

Carbon and ceramic window tinting is a newer technology that uses carbon or ceramic particles to block out heat and UV rays. It is more effective at blocking heat than traditional tinting, and it does not fade or discolor over time like traditional tinting might.

Window tinting can be applied to most types of windows, including double and single pane, tempered, and annealed glass. However, there are some types of windows that may not be suitable for window tinting, such as low-e windows or windows with certain coatings.

For vehicles it can take between 30 minutes to 2 hours. The installation time for home window tinting varies depending on the size and complexity of the job. A typical residential installation can take anywhere from 2-4 hours, while a commercial installation may take longer. Your installer will be able to give you a more accurate estimate based on your specific needs.

When done professionally, top-quality window tint for cars can last between 5-10 years or even longer. Building and home window tint, on the other hand, can remain effective for 10-15 years or longer, especially when maintained well and protected from excessive sun exposure. 

Window tinting regulations can differ by region. Each state or country has specific guidelines about tint darkness or reflectivity, especially for vehicles. We're committed to adhering to local tinting regulations and can guide you on the permissible limits for your location. 

 Absolutely! Our expert team can safely and efficiently remove window tints, ensuring your windows are in pristine condition afterwards. 

For longevity, clean tinted windows using a soft cloth/sponge and a non-ammonia cleaner. Always avoid abrasives as they can mar the tint. 

While window tinting doesn’t render windows shatterproof, the film can help keep broken shards intact, which can decrease injury risks.