If you are not trying to
match a factory pigment color (clear glass appearance on all windows), these films listed below are
especially worth the minimal amount of extra money and good to use on:
Black or dark colored cars that need all they can get on protection especially during
extreme months.
Cars you plan on keeping for a long period time (best warranty).
Lighter darknesses needs and achieving more protection as compared to others. |
| "38%" Metalized (mildly-reflective) |
Medium
Darkness |
| %
Visible Light Transmission (at 550 nm) |
39% |
| %
Total Solar Energy Rejection |
46% |
| %
Visible Light Reflection |
11% |
| %
Ultra-Violet Light Rejection |
99% |
# 38% darkness -
Is our most popular and used film type. This film darkness fits well within legal
limits on law restricted windows here in Texas and most other states. It is mostly used on
restricted windows that has average pigmentation within the glass. Most
restricted windows out there will have 70% already in there whether it
appears like it or not.
It gives a medium darkness appearance and a slight glossy appearance similar to polished
super clean glass.
**Note** Inward appearance appears slightly more metally on cloudy days or
low light conditions and does not effect driver ease of visibility at all. |
| "30%" Metalized (mildly-reflective) |
Legal on clear glass |
| %
Visible Light Transmission (at 550 nm) |
30% |
| %
Total Solar Energy Rejection |
50% |
| %
Visible Light Reflection |
12% |
| %
Ultra-Violet Light Rejection |
99% |
#
30% darkness -
This film
darkness is the darkest film made that falls within Texas' legal limits on law
restricted windows here in Texas IF you have 100% clear glass (which is
rare). It is mostly used on restricted windows that has no pigmentation
within the glass. It gives a medium appearance similar to
38% listed above that is installed on 70% pigmented glass. It has a slight
glossy (conservative) appearance.
**Note** Inward appearance appears slightly more metally on cloudy days or
low light conditions and does not effect driver ease of visibility at all. |
| "18%" Metalized (mildly-reflective) |
Darker |
| %
Visible Light Transmission (at 550 nm) |
19% |
| %
Total Solar Energy Rejection |
62% |
| %
Visible Light Reflection |
12% |
| %
Ultra-Violet Light Rejection |
99% |
# 18% darkness - Is also our most popular and used film type. This
film darkness appears pretty dark and is what we use mostly when people request to use
darker film on windows allowed by law (usually juuust right when going darker where
allowed to by law). Usually used on large, long sloping rear windshields and on
unrestricted windows on trucks and S.U.V.s. (where you are not trying to match an already
dark factory pigment color).
**Note** Inward appearance appears slightly more metally on cloudy days or
low light conditions and does not effect driver ease of visibility at all. |
| "5% Limo" Metalized (mildly-reflective) |
Darkest |
| %
Visible Light Transmission (at 550 nm) |
7% |
| %
Total Solar Energy Rejection |
68% |
| %
Visible Light Reflection |
12% |
| %
Ultra-Violet Light Rejection |
99% |
# 5% darkness - Is our darkest film. This film darkness appears really dark and is what
we use mostly when people request to use the darkest available film on unrestricted
windows allowed by law. This is what is typically used on limousines, cars with problem
air conditioners, sunroofs, etc.....
**Note** Inward appearance appears
slightly more metally on cloudy days or low light conditions and does not effect driver
ease of visibility at all. |
"35% ONLY" Metalized (highest legal-reflective)
Available on special request
(usually high end of price ranges) |
Medium
Darkness
Only |
| %
Visible Light Transmission (at 550 nm) |
37% |
| %
Total Solar Energy Rejection |
52% |
| %
Visible Light Reflection |
18% |
| %
Ultra-Violet Light Rejection |
99% |
"35% ONLY"
Metalized (highest legal-reflective) - This is the most reflective
automotive film made within the
line of films we handle. It appears more reflective while still being legal here in Texas
and comfortable to drive with. It does not impair day or night vision.
**Note** Anything
more "mirrory" could potentially impair night vision such as turning on an
interior dome light or on coming head lights shining in the front wind shield causing
reflection reversal creating a reflection of yourself trying to look out your window.
**Note** Inward appearance appears slightly more metally on cloudy
days or low light conditions and does not effect driver ease of visibility at all.
Price
Ranges |
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Reflective |
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|
Auto
Window Tinting Price Ranges |
|
Vehicle Price Ranges (with most commonly
used films & vehicles) |
| Doing 2 front
doors to correctly match factory's tint |
$75.00to$85.00 |
2 Door Pick-up truck window
tinting |
$109.00to$179.00 |
4 Door Pick-up truck window
tinting |
$169.00to$219.00 |
2 Door Car window tinting
|
$169.00to$249.00 |
| 4 Door Car window tinting
|
$189.00to$259.00 |
Mini vans & S.U.V.s/
Small Multi Purpose
Vehicles |
$199.00to$279.00 |
| Large window
vans & S.U.V.s/
(M.P.V.) Vehicles |
$229.00to$319.00 |
| Custom Vans (with T-Slider Bay Windows) |
$299.00to$399.00 |
| Costs to Vehicle
Tinting Prices |
|
Film Removal |
$50.00 per hour |
Front Windshield Strips
|
$20.00to$30.00 |
| 5% Limo
Darkness (available in metalized only) |
$25.00to$65.00 |
Sunroofs
(each) |
$25.00to$35.00 |
T-Tops
(per pair) |
$60.00to$80.00 |
|
Single Window Price Ranges (after broken glass
replacements)
(film
removal extra) |
Single Door (roll-up) Glass (most
vehicles) |
$35.00to$42.50 |
Single Quarter Glasses (most
vehicles) |
$15.00to$35.00 |
Rear Windshields (most
vehicles) |
$50.00to$150.00 |
*Tax is included in price  see
*note* below |
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