Keep your car's interior safe from the harmful UV rays of the sun by getting its windows tinted at Classic Custom Tint. Over time, constant exposure to the sun can cause your car's seat fabric to fade. With tinted windows, you can prevent 99% of harmful radiation from entering and also keep your eyes and skin safe.
Tinted windows aid in reducing glare as well, which can be very helpful when you're driving.
- Window Film Will Ruin the View
People are of the belief that since they can't get a clear view of a tinted car's interiors, the driver's vision of the outside may be limited as well. This is not true at all! Due to visual acuity, the human eye is capable of making adjustments within itself to accept as much light as possible, even with reduced transmission.
- All Automotive Window Film Is Illegal
Different states in the U.S., as well as other countries, have their own rules and regulations regarding auto window tinting. For instance, in the U.S., you're prohibited to apply a window film on your front windshield, but you can do so for your rear side windows and rear windshield. There are laws about the level of allowable light transmission as well. In most countries, people can tint all the windows in their car provided it meets the required light transmission standards. Consult with our experts if you're unsure about the legal aspect of getting your car's windows tinted.
- Anyone Can Install Window Film
Although installing a film on your car's windows can look very easy, it is recommended that you get the job done by a professional. Someone who isn't experienced can end up ruining the film with dust, hair, and other contaminants. The finished product may end up ruining the appearance of your car. Avoid this by taking your car to a professional who knows how to prepare the tint film as per your car window's specifications and apply it seamlessly.
