How dark can I legally go in Arizona?
Front side windows have to let in more than 33% of the light. Rear side windows and the back glass can be as dark as you like, and non-reflective film is allowed on the windshield above the AS-1 line. Red and amber films aren't allowed. We'll set your car up legal — or tell you exactly where the line is.
How long does it take?
Most vehicles run 2–4 hours depending on size, how many windows and whether old film has to come off. Removal of failed factory or aftermarket tint adds time — send a photo and we'll tell you up front.
Do you really come to me?
Yes — Tint'd is mobile by design. We come to your home, office or job site with everything a clean install needs, and mobile service is included in the price. Your day carries on while the work gets done.
What if it's raining or freezing?
A garage or covered space is ideal, especially in Flagstaff winters. If you don't have one, tell us — we'll work around the weather and the schedule rather than rush a bad install.
Why does my tint look hazy or bubbly at first?
Totally normal. Water gets trapped between the film and the glass and evaporates out as it cures — usually a few days, longer in cold weather. Keep the windows up during that window and don't scrub the film.
What film do you use?
Trusted, industry-leading brands including STEK and SharpLine. We fit STEK's ACTION carbon, SMART ceramic and NEX graphene-infused ceramic. We'll walk you through the difference before anything gets cut — the right answer depends on the car and the budget.
Do you do more than cars?
Homes, offices, storefronts, RVs, excavators, loaders and fleet trucks. Plus PPF, full vinyl wraps and detailing. If it has glass or paint, it's in scope.