Yes. If you only care about the “look,” standard tint will get the job done. But if you want real performance — heat rejection, UV protection, and glare control — ceramic tint is the way to go. It doesn’t fade, it doesn’t bubble, and it comes with a lifetime warranty. It’s an upgrade that actually makes a difference every day you drive.

For cars, WV law allows 35% on the front windows, back windows, and rear glass. For SUVs and trucks, the front windows must be 35%, but the rear windows and rear glass can be as dark as you want. Windshield tint is only legal with a medical exemption.

No. Factory privacy glass (the dark tint in the back of most SUVs and trucks) is just dyed glass. It gives you privacy, but it does nothing to block heat or UV rays. To actually protect your skin and your interior, you need ceramic film over top of it.

Both. In the summer, it cuts down heat and glare. In the winter, it helps insulate your glass and keep the heat inside. Year-round, it blocks UV rays that damage your skin, dash, and seats.

With premium films like Llumar, your tint will last the life of the vehicle. Cheaper films might fade, bubble, or peel in a few years, but high-quality ceramic tint is made to stay looking good long-term and it’s backed by a nationwide lifetime warranty.

Not often. PPF is built to take a beating and can last 5–12 years depending on conditions and wear and tear

Yes. If just your bumper or hood takes damage, we can replace that piece of film without touching the rest of the car. That’s one of the nice things about PPF.

Wash it like normal, just avoid harsh chemicals or brushes. Use a pH-neutral soap, a soft mitt, and a microfiber towel to dry. If you want to make it even easier, add a ceramic coating over the film — that keeps it glossier and slicker to clean.

Wax is short-term shine. It looks good for a couple weeks, then it’s gone. Ceramic coating bonds to your paint or PPF, and it holds up for years. It resists chemicals, UV rays, bug guts, bird droppings all the stuff that normally wears your car down. Plus, washing your car is a lot easier with ceramic.

It’s semi-permanent. Ceramic Pro bonds to your vehicle’s surface and doesn’t just wash off like wax. Depending on the package you choose, it can last anywhere from 2 years (Bronze) up a lifetime warranty (Gold). All of our coatings are registered on Carfax, which helps when you sell or trade the vehicle.

Yes. A lot of our customers do more than one service at the same time — for example, ceramic tint with a PPF package, or full front PPF with Ceramic Pro coating. We can bundle those together so you’re not paying full price on each service separately. The exact discount depends on the package and the vehicle, but bundling always saves you money compared to booking them one at a time.

Most window tint jobs take about 1 to 2 hours depending on the vehicle. Paint Protection Film installs vary — a partial front can be done in a few hours, while a full front or full car can take a day or more. Ceramic coating takes longer because of prep and cure time — usually 1–2 days depending on the package. We’ll give you a clear time estimate when you book so you can plan around it.