Your Auto Tinting & Paint Protection Questions-Answered

Yes, tinting is legal within specific parameters. Vehicles such as sedans, SUVs, and trucks can have tinting with a Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) of 35% for the side windows. Additionally, any shade of tint can be applied to the back windows of SUVs and trucks, and all tint is non-reflective.

All installations come with a lifetime warranty if the tint is applied to the glass. This warranty covers issues like bubbling, peeling, and discoloration, and is valid when installed by Tintmeisters or using Xpel products.

Yes, but please note that tint applied over existing tint is not covered by our warranty, as it is not installed directly on the glass.

On average, tinting a standard sedan takes approximately 6 hours to complete. Due to the time required, customers are advised to drop off their vehicles for the duration of the process.

Tinting the windshield is generally not permissible unless supported by a court affidavit or prescribed by an eye doctor. However, we offer heat protection film that enhances ride comfort and prevents interior fading, cracking, and discoloration.

Yes, our window tint is certified by the Skin Cancer Foundation to safeguard your skin against harmful UVA and UVB rays.

We offer a range of tint shade options: 70%, 55%, 35%, 20%, 15%, and 5%

Prices for tinting start at $305.

Partial automobile protection starts at $800, while full front-end protection begins at $2000, with costs varying based on the complexity of the vehicle.

Typically, windows can be rolled down within 5-10 days, dependent on weather conditions.

Yes, your car can be washed right away. However, it is recommended to avoid cleaning or touching the windows for 10 days to allow proper curing and prevent the tint from shifting.

We utilize a plotter to cut patterns for most standard vehicles (2000 year models and up) to prevent any potential damage to the glass or trim. For custom cutting or older classic vehicles, we employ intricate hand cutting techniques.