Most of the vehicles coming in for tint and PPF are new, beautiful cars.
People buy something nice and they want to keep it that way.
For tinting, it’s often new cars straight from the dealership.
“People want to get their windows tinted. Even when we’re doing commercial wraps, sometimes we tell clients, ‘Hey, do you want your windows tinted too?’ And they say, ‘Oh, we didn’t even know you did that. Sure, let’s do it.’ Boom, done.”
Tinting works both as a standalone service and as an add-on to vehicle wraps. It fits naturally into what we already do, taking care of vehicles.
We offer three levels of film quality:
- Polycarbonate (good)
- Ceramic (better)
- Graphene-infused ceramic (best)
The graphene film blocks 90–99% of infrared heat. That’s the sun heat you feel on your hands while driving. Even lighter graphene film can block more heat than darker, cheaper films.
Some people think darker automatically means better. That’s not true.
And yes, we always inform clients about legal limits in Washington. Rear windows can be as dark as you want. Front side windows legally can’t exceed 24% visible light transmission. We always make sure customers know that.