Film Types and Shades
Clear UV-Blocking Film
UV light fades fabrics, floors and skin. A clear film can block up to most of it without changing how dark the window looks. It is a good choice for windshields, front doors and home windows where you want protection, not shade.
- UVBlocks most ultraviolet light
- LookNearly clear
- UseCars, homes and offices
- Best forFade and skin protection
What you get
What is included
- 1Protects interiorsLess fading of seats, floors and art.
- 2Kind to skinCuts UV that reaches you.
- 3Nearly invisibleDoes not darken the glass.
- 4FlexibleFits cars, homes and shops.
How it works
From the first call to the finished glass
Cars, trucks, SUVs and vans are tinted at our Goodlettsville shop by appointment.
- 1CheckWe look at the glass and what it protects.
- 2PrepThe glass is cleaned.
- 3ApplyFilm is applied.
- 4CheckWe inspect it in daylight.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- A wood floor in a sunny room
- A convertible or sunny dashboard
- An art or fabric display
- A driver on long commutes
Questions
Common questions
Does clear film block all UV?
Quality films block most UV, often described as up to 99 percent. We share the product data.
Will it change the look of my windows?
Barely. A faint sheen may show at an angle.
Does it stop fading completely?
It slows it a lot. Visible light also fades things.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Fade Protection Window FilmFilm that slows the fading of floors, furniture, art and fabrics.See the service 
Windshield TintA nearly clear heat-rejecting film for the windshield, where permitted.See the service 
Residential Window TintWindow film for homes, installed at your house by our mobile crew.See the service Where we work
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