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Tint visualizer

Pick your shade.

Step through five shade levels and four viewing angles on the same vehicle. Lighter shades keep more of the view; darker shades add privacy and a bolder look. Joe confirms what's legal and available for your vehicle when you book.

Tint visualizer

See the
difference.

Five shade levels side by side on the same vehicle. Switch angles to see how each one reads from the outside.

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Grand Cherokee, side view, compared at 70%, 50%, 35%, 20%, 5% shade from left to right.

35% · Medium · Side

Preview only. Shade labels are illustrative levels, not a product or legal list — Joe confirms what’s available and legal for your vehicle when you book.

Choosing a shade

Darker isn’t
always better.

All questions
  • Does darker tint mean better heat rejection?

    Not necessarily. Darkness (VLT) and heat rejection are two different things. A higher-performance film can block a significant amount of solar and infrared energy without being the darkest option on the chart — it comes down to the film's construction, not just how dark it looks.

  • Does window tint block UV rays?

    Quality UV-blocking automotive films can block 99%+ of UVA and UVB rays, depending on the specific film. We'll confirm the exact spec for the film we install once you're ready to book.

Ready to see it done right?

Call or text Joe to book, or to talk it through first.

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