Window Tint
Car Window TintCeramic & carbon, lifetime warranty
Mobile Window TintCeramic tint at your home or office
Building & Home TintCut heat and glare at work or home
X Clear Windshield FilmHeat out, the glass stays clear
Try the tint simulator Not sure on the shade?Paint Protection
Paint Protection FilmClear armor against rock chips
Windshield Protection FilmClear film that takes the rock chips
Color PPF & WrapsNew color, paint protected underneath
Commercial Wraps For businessesLaws, shades, heat numbers and care for automotive window film in Upstate South Carolina.
What a clean window tint job looks like, the shortcuts we skip, and every step we take in our Inman studio: protected door panels, deep glass prep, heat-shrinking, hand squeegee and metering.
How we tint homes, offices and storefronts: a free site visit, film matched to your glass and your goal, a protected room, a bubble-free install and after-hours options for businesses.
Can you tint in winter? How brine, sand, frost and the low winter sun affect your car, how tint, PPF, ceramic coating and windshield film help, and a simple winter checklist.
Lower number means darker film — and factory glass changes the result. What each VLT shade looks like, which are legal in South Carolina, and why dark does not mean cool.
Haze and water pockets in the first week are normal. Here is how long curing really takes by season, when you can roll the windows down, and the one cleaner that destroys tint.
Same shade, very different heat. Carbon holds its colour and blocks UV; ceramic blocks the infrared you actually feel. The real numbers at 35% VLT and how to pick.
27% VLT on every side window and the rear glass, a windshield strip above the AS-1 line only, no red or amber film, and a compliance sticker on every tinted window. The full rule from the statute, plus the SUV exception most people miss.
