Film Types and Shades
Dyed Window Film
Dyed film is the most basic tint: a dyed layer that darkens the glass. It adds privacy and cuts some glare at the lowest price. It does less for heat than carbon or ceramic, and it can fade over time.
- CostThe lowest of the common films
- Heat controlModest
- LookDark and glossy
- Best forPrivacy on a budget
What you get
What is included
- 1Budget-friendlyThe lowest cost way to tint.
- 2PrivacyDarkens the glass to hide the cabin.
- 3Glare cutEases bright light.
- 4QuickApplied like any other film.
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 you dyed samples.
- 2PrepGlass is cleaned and measured.
- 3ApplyFilm is applied and set.
- 4CheckWe look it over in daylight.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- A buyer who wants privacy on a budget
- An older car that needs a quick refresh
- A second vehicle
- A short-term solution
Questions
Common questions
Does dyed film fade?
Over years it can lighten or shift color, more than carbon or ceramic.
Does it block heat?
A little. If heat is your main goal we suggest carbon or ceramic.
Is it still good tint?
Yes, for privacy and glare at a low price.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Carbon Window TintA matte charcoal film with good heat control and a clean look, at a moderate price.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 
Ceramic Window TintNano-ceramic film that rejects more heat than dyed or carbon films without going darker.See the service Where we work
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