ACTIONABLE AUTO TINTING RESOURCES

You finally found it. That ’67 Mustang or ’72 Chevelle you’ve been chasing for years. Interior’s clean. Paint’s been restored. Now you want to keep the Arizona sun from destroying everything you worked to preserve. So you start calling tint shops around Phoenix. And you keep hearing the same thing: “Sorry, that car’s not in […]

Each state has developed their own laws regarding window tinting on vehicles. For Arizona, we are allowed 33% visible light transmission on the front doors of a 4 door vehicle, or the only 2 doors of a coupe. For the rear doors, rear port windows, and rear window on all passenger vehicles, there is no […]

Have you been thinking about tinting your car windows? If so, then this is something you’ll definitely want to pursue. That’s because there are a number of good reasons why you should add window tint to your car windows. For some people, the first reason that springs to mind is that it makes the car […]

Your car is one of your biggest investments (usually second only to your home). The question is, are you doing everything you can to protect your investment? Sure, you probably wash and wax it regularly and generally keep it clean inside and out. Perhaps you have a carport or garage so it doesn’t spend as […]

What are the differences between the various brands of Clear Bra film? This is a common question that we get asked when a customer calls about having a clear bra installed on their vehicle. Without debating good and bad across all films, because that is never ending, I’ll name a few items that influence our […]

Are you considering adding paint protection film (PPF) to your vehicle? PPF is an investment in your vehicle, so you want to consider a few factors before scheduling the work to be done. Did you purchase or lease the vehicle? For a vehicle you purchased, it is worth the investment to add PPF. You will […]

Everyday tint companies are asked the question, “how dark will my tint need to be to block out the heat”? To understand how this works, we need to point out the main components of heat: Ultraviolet rays (UV) and infrared heat (IR) that you can feel, and then the visible light that you can see. […]