Film Types and Shades
Carbon Window Tint
Carbon film uses carbon particles for color, so it does not fade like dyed film and gives a flat, deep charcoal look. It is a balanced choice between price and performance for many cars and trucks.
- Heat controlGood, better than dyed
- LookMatte charcoal
- SignalsDoes not block phone or GPS
- Best forEveryday cars and trucks
What you get
What is included
- 1A balanced choiceGood performance for the price.
- 2No purpleCarbon holds its color.
- 3Signals passNo interference with devices.
- 4Matte, modern lookA deep, even finish.
How it works
From the first call to the finished glass
Cars, trucks, SUVs and vans are tinted at our Goodlettsville shop by appointment.
- 1Pick a shadeWe show carbon samples.
- 2PrepGlass is cleaned and measured.
- 3ApplyFilm is applied and set.
- 4CheckWe look at the edges in daylight.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- A daily driver on a budget
- A truck that needs shade
- A driver who wants a deep matte look
- Someone who wants better than dyed film
Questions
Common questions
How does carbon compare with ceramic?
Carbon is good. Ceramic cuts more heat at the same darkness and costs more.
Will carbon fade?
It holds its color far better than basic dyed film.
Is carbon matte?
It has a flat, deep finish rather than a shiny one.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Ceramic Window TintNano-ceramic film that rejects more heat than dyed or carbon films without going darker.See the service 
Hybrid Window FilmA dyed layer and a carbon or metal layer in one film, a middle step in price and performance.See the service 
Dyed Window FilmThe simple, budget-friendly film that adds privacy and a darker look.See the service Where we work
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