What is mobile auto tinted

This option features the tint being within the glass being fitted. It’s the option usually found in factory tinted cars. To install this tint, the entire window will be replaced. The upside of this option is that it is allowed in most states, even those with tight regulations. The flipside is that it is quite costly to install. Also, the window has to be pre-ordered and is usually specific to certain models.

Coating involves covering the window with a special layer that provides the tint. The window is removed. The coating is then sprayed on the window and the window is refitted. The benefits of coating are longevity and durability. Coating usually last longer than film. Coating in some cases will toughen up the window making it resistant to different amounts of impact. However, while cheaper than OEM it is still more expensive to install than film. It also takes longer to install compared to film.

This is by far the most common method of window tinting mobile. The car window is first thorough cleaned. A film cutout of the window is then made. The glazier will then apply a special polymer than will allow the film to stick to the window. The film is then delicately applied and smoothed out to avoid bubbles and ripples. Once the film is dry, the tint is complete. This is easily the most affordable and quickest method of tinting recommended for mobile auto window tinting. The downside is that it is not permanent. It will peel and crack after some time and you will need to replace it every 5 years or so.