Common questions

It is the share of visible light the window lets through, often written as VLT (visible light transmission). A 70% film is light; a 5% film is very dark. The lower the number, the darker the glass.

Florida law sets how much light each window must let through, and the limits are different for the front side windows, the rear windows and different vehicle types. Ask what is allowed on your vehicle before you choose a shade.

Ceramic film uses ceramic particles in the film instead of relying on dye alone. Drivers usually ask about it when heat, more than darkness, is the main problem. It comes in light and dark shades.

That is what window film is made for. How much it cuts depends on the film line and the shade, and each film publishes its own figures. Ask to see them for the film you are considering.

It depends on the vehicle, how many windows you want done and the film you choose. Call (239) 440-3113 or send the quote form with your year, make and model for a price.

It depends on the vehicle and the number of windows. Ask for a time estimate when you book.

Yes. Home windows and glass doors, and storefront and office glass, as well as cars, trucks, RVs and boats. For a building, count the windows and note roughly how big they are, then call (239) 440-3113 or send the quote form.

Yes. Box trucks, dump trucks and other work vehicles, as well as cars, pickups and SUVs. Have the make, model and the windows you want done ready when you call.

Warranty terms depend on the film. Ask what comes with the film you choose before the job starts.

The shop is at 2560 Evans Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33901. We serve Fort Myers, Cape Coral and the rest of Lee County. Call (239) 440-3113 to set a time.

Call (239) 440-3113, or send the quote form on this site with what you want tinted.