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Prices are typical national ranges for a standard vehicle; your exact quote depends on vehicle size, condition and coverage. Studios on Coateau set their own prices and compete for your job — you compare real offers, not ballparks.
What is window tint?
Window tint is a film applied to your glass to reject heat and UV, cut glare, and add privacy. Modern ceramic tints block a large share of infrared heat and 99% of UV without the signal interference or purple fading of old dyed films — keeping the cabin cooler and protecting your interior and skin.
- 01Glass cleaned and prepped spotless — dust ruins a tint install.
- 02Film computer-cut to your windows or hand-cut on the glass.
- 03Applied with slip solution and squeegeed bubble-free.
- 04Short cure period while the film dries and clears fully.
Price depends on how many windows, the film tier (dyed vs. carbon vs. ceramic), and whether you add a windshield or sunroof. Ceramic film costs more but delivers the best heat rejection and clarity. Always tint to your state's legal limits.
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Window Tint questions
What's the difference between carbon and ceramic tint?
Carbon film is fade-resistant and looks great; ceramic film adds top-tier infrared heat rejection and clarity, and is the premium choice for comfort.
How dark can I legally tint?
Legal limits vary by state and by window. A reputable installer will keep you compliant — ask for your state's front, rear, and windshield limits.
How long does tint take to cure?
Keep windows up for a few days; full cure takes several days to a couple weeks depending on climate, and light haze during that time is normal.
Will tint bubble or turn purple?
Cheap dyed film can; quality carbon and ceramic films are warrantied against bubbling, peeling, and color change.