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How long does window tinting take?
  • A complete car usually takes 2 to 4 hrs .There are many instances where it may take less than 2 hrs and variables that may lead to a car taking upwards of 6 hrs . Every car is unique and has different requirements.
  • Windshields can add 45 mins - 1.5 hr, again depending on several variables.
  • Our tint has several different warranties
  • Mono Carbon or budget friendly tint has a 5 yr warranty.
  • Our Phantom Series and Platinum Air have a limited lifetime warranty.
  • As far as the art of laying the film, we stand behind our work and if there is an issue that arises due to our installers we will stand behind it and make it right .
  • Window tint removal can be a very daunting task. With the right direction and tool this can become a much easier task.
  • First off everyone always says use a razor , this is very dangerous and if not done with the correct blade you can ruin your glass. Throw out all your carbon blades and assure you have a stainless steel razor if you are going to go this route. Personally I advise against this and never use razors on windows. New cars are coming off the assembly line with a coating on the window that can not be removed or fixed without replacing the whole window.
  • Safest way is with patients and a little of 409 and a black garbage black (no perforations) .With the sun out and beaming on your car ,cut a pattern of your window out of the black bag to make sure it fully covers the window. Spray the inside of your window with 409 and place the black bag on it creating a incubator .Lay the bag as flat as possible and wait 10 -15 mins check a corner .(You may need to apply 409 a couple times) this has worked when the tint starts to come off with ease,glue and all.
  • Rear windows are the hardest and take the most time as you have to defrost lines that can be damaged and come off with the tint if not done correctly ,also another reason to never use a razor.
  • In Florida, having a 5% tint can result in being pulled over due to its extremely dark and highly noticeable nature. However, there are exceptions. Individuals with medical exemptions, law enforcement officers engaged in undercover or canine operations, and drivers of vehicles owned or leased by licensed private investigators or agencies under Chapter 493 of Florida tint laws may be allowed to have such dark tints.
  • Side Mirrors: Vehicles with tinted rear windows are required to have dual side mirrors to improve visibility.
  • Certificates and Stickers: A sticker indicating compliance with tint regulations must be affixed to the driver’s side door jamb. No certification from film manufacturers is necessary.
  • Medical Exceptions: Certain vehicles, such as ambulances and church-owned transport, are exempt from regular tint rules. Individuals with medical exemptions should ensure that their exemptions are clearly displayed.
  • Tint Colors: Tints that alter the natural color of the window glass are not allowed.

Darkest Legal Tint for Sedans

Window

  • Windshield
  • Front Side Windows
  • Back Side Windows & Rear Window

Permitted VLT

  • Non-reflective tint above the AS-1 line.
  • More than 28% of light must come in.
  • More than 15% of light must come in.

Darkest Legal Tint for SUVs and Vans

Window

  • Windshield
  • Front Side Windows
  • Back Side Windows & Rear Window

Permitted VLT

  • Non-reflective tint above the AS-1 line.
  • More than 28% of light must come in.
  • More than 6% of light must come in.

Types of tint

Dyed Window Tint

Dyed window tint is the most budget-friendly choice. It effectively reduces heat and glare, though it may fade over time. This option is ideal for those looking to save money.

Metalized Window Tint

Metalized window tint features tiny metallic particles that reflect sunlight away from the vehicle. It provides excellent heat rejection and durability, but may disrupt signals from electronic devices.

Hybrid Window Tint

Hybrid tint blends the qualities of dyed and metalized tints, offering a good balance of cost, performance, and minimal signal interference.

Ceramic Window Tint

Ceramic window tint is the premium option, offering superior heat rejection, UV protection, and excellent signal clarity. Although it's pricier, its long-term benefits make it a valuable investment.

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What People Say About Us

Sarah L.
Sarah L.

"Absolutely fantastic experience with Coastal Mobile! The team came right to my house, and the whole process was so easy. They installed clear UV protection film on my car windows, and I can already feel the difference in temperature on sunny days. My interior feels protected without the look of heavy tinting, which I love. Highly recommend their professional and convenient service!"

James R.
James R.

"I was skeptical about getting a mobile tint service, but Coastal Mobile Tint and PPF exceeded my expectations! The technician was prompt, professional, and took great care in applying the tint to my SUV. The UV protection film is perfect—it’s clear, so I get the benefits without altering the appearance of my car. Excellent service and worth every penny!"

Maria D.
Maria D.

"Coastal Mobile made getting tint for my car so convenient! They installed UV-blocking film on all my windows, and the results are flawless. My car stays cooler, and I don’t have to worry about my leather seats fading from the sun. Plus, their mobile service is a game-changer. Super professional and knowledgeable team. Five stars!"

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Ensure lasting protection and comfort with Coastal Mobile in Rockledge, FL. Our team is ready to assist you with professional installation of  UV protection tint to safeguard your vehicle effectively.

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