Auto Window Tinting

Removing existing tint from car windows can be an undertaking and if done incorrectly can take many hours. The existing tint film is made up of two layers and when pulled, it is likely that the top layer may come off easily, but the second layer may be left behind. The most effective way for existing tint to be removed is by removing both layers together.

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From privacy to heat reduction, there are numerous reasons people have their truck windows tinted. The tint level for a truck is expressed as a percentage. The percentage refers to the amount of visible light transmission that can come through the truck windows. The lower the percentage, the darker the window tint is.
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The best window tint for trucks is one specifically designed for automotive use. Window tint for trucks blocks more heat and solar energy than ordinary films by reducing hot spots that your air conditioner cannot handle, thus it keeps your interior cooler while your air conditioner is not working as hard.

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Although some may think that tinted windows will hamper a driver’s vision at night, but that is not the case. Automotive window tint enhances the driving experience by reducing glare.

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Not only do tinted truck windows enhance the overall look but tinting also provides a variety of benefits. Window tint for trucks is beneficial both practically and aesthetically.

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Automotive window tint can provide protection from the damaging sun for both your car’s interior and your health. Sun and heat exposure present risks to your car and over time that can lead to costly repairs, not to mention dangerous driving conditions.

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Ceramic and carbon both sound good, but which one is the best fit for your automotive window tinting needs. Most car owners have window tint installed either as part of the car buying process or after market. There are many options available to create a private interior and reduce the Florida heat. The two most popular auto window tinting options are carbon window tint and ceramic window tint.

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Automotive window tint in your new or used car may be substandard, making it important to replace your factory window tint. A cheap window tint will quickly yield to the harsh Southwest Florida sun, causing your car interior to fade and failure to keep your car cool. When your car window tint is not applied by an experienced technician, you’re on a fast road to disappointment. There are several effective DIY methods to remove window tint or you can opt for the “let the professional handle it” method.

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