Premium ceramic and carbon window film, installed in a dust-controlled environment at our Bellevue studio. UV protection, heat rejection and privacy that lasts.
Every vehicle is different, so every quote is too. Prices below are starting points for the front two windows.
front two windows
A reliable dyed film with solid UV protection and a clean charcoal look — quality without the premium.
front two windows
High-performance ceramic film with superior infrared and heat rejection, deep clarity and no signal interference.
front two windows
The best film we offer. Maximum infrared rejection, absolute optical clarity and the most aggressive heat blocking available.
Full-vehicle pricing depends on glass count and shape. Send your vehicle details through the pricing form for an exact figure, or call (206) 222-2710 and we will match the right film to your vehicle and budget.
Six reasons drivers on the Eastside book film — only one of them is looks.
Ceramic films block significant solar heat, keeping the cabin cooler and reducing A/C strain on every drive.
Film blocks the harmful UV rays that cause skin damage and accelerate fading on your dashboard, seats and trim — regardless of cloud cover.
Darker shades make the interior harder to see into, reducing smash-and-grab risk and giving you privacy on the road.
Less blinding glare from direct sun and oncoming headlights, which means better visibility and less eye fatigue on long drives.
Film holds glass fragments together on impact, reducing the risk of injury from shattered windows in an accident.
Leather, plastic and fabric are protected from UV-induced cracking and fading, so the interior — and the resale value — holds up.
Tint is installed in a controlled, dust-controlled environment because a single particle under the film shows for the life of the install.
Most full-vehicle jobs take up to four hours depending on glass count and vehicle type. Many customers pair the appointment with an interior detail so the glass is spotless before the film goes on.
Solution is worked across the pane with a squeegee until every bubble and every trace of water is out from under the film.
VLT (visible light transmission) is the percentage of light that passes through the film. Lower numbers mean darker tint and greater privacy.
For most drivers, 20 to 35% VLT on the rear windows hits the sweet spot between privacy and visibility. Front side windows must be at least 24% VLT under Washington State law, and every install we do is fully compliant.
Our installers will walk you through the right shade for your vehicle, your lifestyle and local regulations — no guesswork, no surprises.
Washington State requires front side windows at 24% VLT or higher.
A clean, even shade across every pane with no bubbles, no purple fade and no light gaps at the edges.
Dark ceramic film on the side glass of a sedan after installation — consistent shade, tight edges and full optical clarity from the inside.
Everything worth knowing before booking. Still unsure? Give us a call.
Front two windows start at $200 for dyed film, $250 for Ceramic XR Black and $300 for Ceramic XR Plus. Full-vehicle pricing depends on glass count and shape, so send your vehicle details through our pricing form for an exact figure.
Dyed film darkens glass and blocks UV but does comparatively little for heat. Ceramic film uses non-metallic nano particles to reject infrared heat, so the cabin stays measurably cooler at the same shade, with no signal interference and far better clarity.
Summer sun through Puget Sound glass is stronger than people expect, and UV exposure is what cracks dashboards and fades leather year round. Ceramic film protects the interior you have already paid to keep clean, which is why we recommend it alongside regular auto detailing.
Most full-vehicle tint jobs take up to four hours depending on the number of windows and vehicle type. We recommend waiting at least three to five days before rolling windows down so the film can fully cure and adhere to the glass.
No. Our film does not interfere with rear defroster lines, embedded antennas or any other in-glass technology. Tint sits on top of the glass and has no impact on their function.
Yes. We only install film that complies with Washington State law. Front side windows must be at least 24% VLT, and we follow all state guidelines on every install.
Our films carry lifetime warranties covering bubbling, peeling, fading and delamination. Ceramic XR and XR Plus packages include transferable manufacturer warranties.
With a legal VLT of 24% or higher on front windows, night visibility is not significantly impacted for most drivers. Darker shades on rear windows can reduce rearward visibility slightly, and our installers will help you find the right balance for your driving habits.
Yes. Failed film has to come off before new film goes on, and adhesive removal is charged separately because the effort varies with age and film type. Send photos with your enquiry and we will quote removal and reinstallation together.
Absolutely. Tint sits on glass, so it is completely independent of a ceramic coating on your paint or paint protection film on your panels. Combining all three is our most complete protection package.
Tint is installed in a controlled, dust-controlled environment at our Bellevue Place location on NE 8th Street, and we serve customers from Seattle, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton, Issaquah and Mercer Island. See everything we offer on our services page.
Bellevue’s premium tint studio. Walk-ins welcome — appointments preferred.
