Frequently Asked Questions
To schedule an appointment with D&A Window Tinting, simply give us a call - 386-263-8114 (office).
It's essential to check local regulations regarding window tinting darkness and reflectivity levels to ensure compliance with the law.
The duration can vary depending on the type of vehicle and the complexity of the job. Generally, it can take anywhere from 1 to 4 hours.
No, high-quality tinting films are designed to maintain visibility while reducing glare and UV exposure, enhancing overall driving comfort and safety.
Yes, premium window tinting films offer significant UV protection, reducing the risk of skin damage and skin cancer caused by prolonged sun exposure.
With proper care and maintenance, window tinting can last for many years. Quality films are durable and resistant to fading or peeling.
Carbon Tint
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Composition: Non-metallic carbon particles.
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Heat Rejection: Good
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UV Protection: Good UV protection
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Durability: Can be prone to fading or discoloration over time, especially in harsh climates.
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Cost: More affordable than ceramic.
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Clarity: Good. May not be as clear as ceramic tint in some cases.
Ceramic Tint
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Composition: Ceramic particles.
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Heat Rejection: Excellent. Rejects infrared rays, keeping the interior cooler.
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UV Protection: Blocks a very high percentage of harmful UV rays.
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Durability: Excellent with less
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fading or discoloration over time.
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Cost: More expensive than carbon tint.
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Clarity: Good, even at darker shades.
Carbon Tint
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Composition: Non-metallic carbon particles.
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Heat Rejection: Good
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UV Protection: Good UV protection
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Durability: Can be prone to fading or discoloration over time, especially in harsh climates.
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Cost: More affordable than ceramic.
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Clarity: Good. May not be as clear as ceramic tint in some cases.
Ceramic Tint
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Composition: Ceramic particles.
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Heat Rejection: Excellent. Rejects infrared rays, keeping the interior cooler.
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UV Protection: Blocks a very high percentage of harmful UV rays.
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Durability: Excellent with less
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fading or discoloration over time.
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Cost: More expensive than carbon tint.
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Clarity: Good, even at darker shades.
We use Carbon and Ceramic Tint
Both are popular window film options, and do not interfere with electronic signals like GPS or cell phone reception.
Each provides heat and UV protection but differ in their composition, pricing, and performance.
We use Carbon and Ceramic Tint
Both are popular window film options, and do not interfere with electronic signals like GPS or cell phone reception.
Each provides heat and UV protection but differ in their composition, pricing, and performance.
Carbon Tint
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Composition: Non-metallic carbon particles.
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Heat Rejection: Good
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UV Protection: Good UV protection
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Durability: Can be prone to fading or discoloration over time, especially in harsh climates.
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Cost: More affordable than ceramic.
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Clarity: Good. May not be as clear as ceramic tint in some cases.
Ceramic Tint
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Composition: Ceramic particles.
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Heat Rejection: Excellent. Rejects infrared rays, keeping the interior cooler.
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UV Protection: Blocks a very high percentage of harmful UV rays.
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Durability: Excellent with less
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fading or discoloration over time.
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Cost: More expensive than carbon tint.
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Clarity: Good, even at darker shades.
Other Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, window tinting films can be safely removed. To avoid damaging the glass, a professional should handle the process.
Generally, professionally installed window tinting should not void the vehicle's warranty. However, it's always a good idea to check with the manufacturer to be sure.
It's typically recommended to wait a few days before rolling down windows to allow the tinting film to fully cure and adhere to the glass properly.
Yes, tinting makes it more difficult for potential thieves to see inside your vehicle and by holding shattered glass together in case of an accident or break-in.
Yes, you can wash your tinted windows as usual. However, it's best to avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools that could scratch the film.
Regulations vary by location. In some areas, tinting the windshield beyond a certain level is prohibited for safety reasons. Check local laws and regulations first.