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Our in-house film is 8 mil thick — the same as top-tier brands.
We offer Partial Front, Full Front, Full Body, and custom add-on packages for specific panels like headlights, rocker panels, and more.
No — our film is engineered for long-term durability and clarity, with a 12-year warranty against manufacturer defects.
Yes. It can be safely removed without damaging your vehicle's paint.
It helps prevent paint chips, swirl marks, and light abrasions, but it's not bulletproof. It's a sacrificial layer meant to take the hit instead of your paint.
It's a liquid polymer that bonds to your car's paint to create a durable, hydrophobic surface that repels water, dirt, and contaminants.
Our professional-grade coatings last 2–5+ years depending on your package and maintenance habits.
Yes — but it'll stay cleaner longer and washing will be way easier. Most dirt rinses right off.
It adds a level of hardness but won't make your vehicle scratch-proof. It does help prevent light swirl marks.
Yes — it actually enhances the protection and makes the film easier to clean.
Yes — Arizona laws allow a range of shades. We'll help you choose a tint level that's both stylish and compliant.
We'll guide you to the right shade for your needs. Many clients choose lighter shades for front windows to preserve night visibility.
Our high-quality films are built to last for years without fading, peeling, or bubbling.
We recommend waiting 2–3 days after install to allow the film to cure.
All tint is applied to the inside of the window for optimal protection and longevity.
It drastically reduces the chance of cracks and chips but can't guarantee total immunity against extreme impact.
No — the film is optically clear and professionally installed for distortion-free driving.
No. It's fully compatible with lane assist, heads-up displays, and other driver-assist features.
Depending on driving conditions, most films last 12–24 months and can be replaced as needed.
No — windshield film is a separate product designed specifically to absorb impact, not just improve appearance or repel water.
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