Sun Strip and Visor Strip
A sun strip, also called a visor strip or eyebrow, is a band of tint across the top of the windshield, above the marked line. It cuts the sun that hits your eyes on low-angle drives and costs less than a full windshield film.

- PlacementAcross the top of the windshield
- LimitAbove the line marked on the glass
- FilmDark or gradient
- WhereAt the shop, by appointment
What is included
- 1Cuts the glareWhere the sun hits your eyes.
- 2Quick jobDone in a short visit.
- 3Looks sharpA clean, straight band.
- 4Legal placementKept within the marked line.
From the first call to the finished glass
Cars, trucks, SUVs and vans are tinted at our Goodlettsville shop by appointment.
- 1MarkWe find the marked line on your glass.
- 2CutThe strip is cut to your width.
- 3ApplyIt goes on straight and tight.
- 4CheckWe confirm the line in daylight.
Is this the right service for you?
- A driver who squints at the sun
- A car on the road at sunrise or sunset
- A truck with a big windshield
- A budget glare fix
Common questions
How wide can the strip be?
It stays above the line marked on the windshield. We follow that line.
Does it block my view?
It sits above the main view and cuts glare at the top.
Can you do a gradient?
Yes, a gradient fades softly from dark to clear.
Services that pair with this one
Windshield TintA nearly clear heat-rejecting film for the windshield, where permitted.See the service
Tint Shade and VLT OptionsA shade guide from nearly clear to limo dark, with the Tennessee rules in plain English.See the service
Tint Law and Shade GuidanceA plain-English explanation of Tennessee tint rules and how to choose a shade within them.See the service Find your town
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