Window Tinting FAQs
1. Is the tint applied on the inside of the glass or outside? The tint is applied on the inside. It is first shaped, cut, and molded to match the window's exterior before being installed on the inside. This is a common question in mobile window tinting services, especially for those considering tinted windows.
2. Will the chemicals damage the interior of the vehicle? Our mobile window tinting service uses distilled water and a small amount of a mild soap solution to activate the adhesive of the film. Rest assured, this process will not damage the interior of the vehicle, addressing common window tinting questions about safety and care for your tinted windows.
3. Do I need to wash my car before my mobile window tinting appointment? No, you don’t have to, but you can wash it afterwards if you’d like to take care of your tinted windows.
4. How long before I can roll my windows down after mobile window tinting? You should wait about 3 days before enjoying your tinted windows.
5. Can I clean my tinted windows after mobile window tinting installation? Wait 2 weeks before cleaning the inside of your tinted windows where the tint is installed. And be sure to use an ammonia-free product to avoid any damage, as this is a common concern in window tinting questions.
6. Do I get any type of warranty? Yes, we offer a lifetime warranty on the film and labor for our mobile window tinting services. As an Authorized dealer backed by Llumar, we ensure quality for your tinted windows.
7. Does my car need to be under a shade? Preferably yes. If you have a car garage or any type of enclosure for your vehicle, it will work great for mobile window tinting. However, we can also work under the shade of a tree or building when addressing your window tinting questions about ensuring your tinted windows stay in top condition.
8. Do you offer mobile service only? - Yes, we specialize in mobile window tinting and do not have a physical location. We are based in Clermont, FL, and provide our services to various areas, including Clermont, Minneola, Groveland, Davenport, Winter Garden, Windermere, Horizon West, Ocoee, Reunion, Champions Gate, Golden Oaks, Celebration, and more. If you have any window tinting questions, feel free to ask!
9.. What is the legal limit in Florida for mobile window tinting?
-The lower the VLT (visible light transmission) percentage, the darker the tint on your tinted windows.
*For Sedans (Cars, Coupes):
-Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed only above the manufacturer's AS-1 line. If there's no AS-1 line, tint is generally allowed for a maximum of 5 inches down from the top. The tint must be non-reflective.
-Front Side Windows (Driver & Front Passenger): Must allow more than 28% VLT (meaning 28% or more of visible light must pass through).
-Back Side Windows (Behind Front Seats): Must allow more than 15% VLT.
-Rear Window (Back Windshield): Must allow more than 15% VLT.
*For SUVs, Vans, and Trucks (Multi-Purpose Passenger Vehicles):
-Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed only above the manufacturer's AS-1 line (or 5 inches from the top if no line).
-Front Side Windows (Driver & Front Passenger): Must allow more than 28% VLT.
-Back Side Windows (Behind Front Seats): Must allow more than 6% VLT, which is significantly darker than for sedans and is often referred to as "limo tint."
-Rear Window (Back Windshield): Must allow more than 6% VLT.
If you have any window tinting questions, it's best to consult a professional to ensure compliance with these laws.