Here at Vivid Solutions it is or specialty to provide mobile tint . We can go to businesses or homes. Inside or outside. To do outside there just needs to be minimal wind and good temperatures.

If it's your first time getting your car windows tinted, you are probably wondering about timelines. Depending on how many windows are getting tinted, it usually takes from 45 minutes to a couple of hours. If you want to wait while it's done, you can.

You'll find that high-end tints offer UV, heat, and privacy protection at a higher cost, while there are more affordable tints that specialize in heat protection or UV protection.

As with everything else, the longevity of the window tinting will depend upon the quality and product type of the window tints. It will also depend on the climate, and the amount of sun the tinted windows get exposed to.

You are probably wondering about this since you don't want to be stranded on a cold or rainy day with your rear defroster being out of action. In fact, tinting the rear windows doesn't affect the defroster negatively and might even hasten up the process of defrosting by dispersing the heat more quickly and evenly.

The surface of the film used to tint windows is fairly hard-wearing and prevents scratching and protects the deeper layers of film. That's why all you need to do to clean it is use a mild glass cleaner and a soft cloth.

It's easy to remove the film from the windows, without damaging the glass. If you have anything printed on the glass, like demister, antennas, and/or alarm wiring, then you will need to exercise extra caution. Whenever you are unsure about the process of removing the tint, you are more than welcome to go back to your window tinting company and get their help.



You might be eager to roll down the windows and let the sun and breeze flow through. But it's important to let the window film, which is applied wet, dry off completely before using the windows. Depending on the climate, it can take all the way from 24 to 48 hours.

Having your windows tinted will not affect your GPS or any electromagnetic transmissions. Same with audio equipment antennas - they are unaffected by the windows getting tinted. You can keep enjoying those tunes on your radio and finding your way to faraway places with your GPS.

Any window behind the vehicle's b-pillar can be tinted. But the front windshield cannot, because of limits of visible light transmission.