Automotive window tinting, done properly
Ceramic, carbon and dyed films, computer-cut for your exact glass and installed dust-free. Drive cooler, ride sharper, protected for life.
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Good. Better. Ceramic.
Every film we install blocks 99% of UV. The difference is heat rejection, clarity and how long it stays flawless. We'll help you pick the right one for your car and budget.
Good
Dyed Film
Clean looks and privacy on a budget. A solid choice for style-first drivers.
- Blocks 99% of UV rays
- Moderate heat rejection
- Deep, non-reflective black look
- Most affordable option
Better
Carbon Film
Matte-finish carbon layers that reject serious heat without interfering with signals.
- Blocks 99% of UV rays
- Strong heat rejection
- No GPS, radio or phone interference
- Fade-resistant, lifetime warranty
Best
Ceramic Film
Nano-ceramic technology — the most heat rejection and clarity film can offer.
- Blocks 99% of UV rays
- Maximum heat & infrared rejection
- Crystal-clear visibility, day and night
- Premium lifetime warranty
Interactive
How dark should you go?
Drag the slider to preview shades from barely-there to full limo.
VLT = visible light transmission: the % of light the film lets through. Lower number, darker tint. We'll help you choose a shade that suits your style and stays road-legal in Ontario.
Know the Rules
Ontario tint law, in plain English
Windshield
Aftermarket tint isn't permitted on Ontario windshields apart from a strip along the top. We keep it clean and legal.
Front Side Windows
Front sides must not substantially obscure the interior. We'll recommend shades that look sharp and keep you out of trouble.
Rear Windows
Rear sides and back glass can go as dark as you like — including limo — as long as the vehicle has both side mirrors.
How It Works
In and out, flawless in hours
Free Quote
Tell us your year, make and model. We recommend shades and films for your goals and budget — no upsell, no jargon.
Prep & Clean
Glass is deep-cleaned and the vehicle is prepped in a dust-controlled bay so nothing gets trapped under the film.
Precision Install
Film is computer-cut to your exact glass pattern before it touches the car — no blades on your windows, perfect edges every time.
Cure & Care
Windows stay up for 3–5 days while the film cures. You leave with care instructions and a registered warranty.
Common Questions
Automotive tinting FAQ
How long does window tinting take?
Most vehicles take 1.5 to 3 hours depending on the number of windows and film type. Residential and commercial jobs are quoted per project — small homes are often done in a day. We'll give you an accurate time estimate with your quote.
Is window tint legal in Ontario?
Ontario law restricts how dark the windshield and front side windows can be, while rear windows have more flexibility. We know the regulations inside and out and will recommend shades that keep you legal, comfortable and looking sharp.
How long until I can roll my windows down?
We recommend keeping vehicle windows up for 3–5 days after installation so the film fully cures. In colder months this can take a little longer. We'll give you care instructions specific to your film at pickup.
What's the difference between ceramic and regular tint?
Ceramic film uses nano-ceramic particles to reject heat and infrared without interfering with electronics — it out-performs dyed film significantly in heat rejection, clarity and longevity. Dyed film is a budget-friendly option that still delivers privacy and UV protection.
Will tint bubble, peel or turn purple?
Cheap film and rushed installs do. Ours don't. We install premium films backed by a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, cracking and discolouration — and we stand behind every install 100%.
Do you offer a warranty?
Every premium automotive film we install carries a lifetime manufacturer warranty, and our workmanship is guaranteed. If something isn't right, we make it right.
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