Window tinting
Window tinting in Kendall
Tint gives you more privacy and keeps the inside of the car cooler in the Miami sun. We go over the shades with you, and Florida's legal limits for each window, before we start.
Who this is for
- Daily drivers who park in the sun.
- Anyone who wants more privacy in the car.
- New cars getting tint for the first time.
How tinting goes
Pick the shade
We go over the shade options and what Florida allows on each window.
Prep the glass
The glass is cleaned so nothing gets trapped under the film.
Apply the film
The film is cut to each window and applied in the shop.
About cost
It depends on the car and the windows you want tinted. Call (786) 316-5174 for a free quote.
Call (786) 316-5174Where and when
12023 SW 114th Pl, Kendall · Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5 PM
FAQ
Questions people ask
How dark can tint be in Florida?
Front side windows must let in at least 28% of light (Florida Statutes §316.2953). Windows behind the driver need at least 15%, or 6% on the rear glass of multipurpose vehicles such as SUVs and vans (§316.2954).
Do you tint the windshield?
Florida only allows a transparent strip at the top of the windshield, kept out of the driver's forward view (Florida Statutes §316.2952). Ask about it when you call.
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Ready for a free quote?
Call during shop hours, Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 5 PM, or stop by 12023 SW 114th Pl in Kendall.