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- How to Fix Old or Peeling Tint Without Replacing EverythingHow to Repair Old or Peeling Window Tint Dealing with old, peeling window tint can be frustrating, but replacing the entire film isn’t always necessary. Often, minor repairs can restore the appearance and functionality of your window tint, saving you time and money. This article outlines several methods to address peeling and bubbling issues without…Read more
- Can I get a clear tint that still blocks UV and heat?Can I get a clear tint that still blocks UV and heat Many car owners desire the aesthetic benefits of clear window tint, maintaining a vehicle’s original appearance while still reaping the protective advantages of UV and heat rejection. Fortunately, this is now achievable thanks to advancements in window film technology. Traditional window tints often…Read more
The Role of Window Tinting in Preventing Interior Fading and WearThe Role of Window Tinting in Preventing Interior Fading and Wear Ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun are a major culprit behind the fading and deterioration of interior materials in vehicles and homes. These rays can cause fabrics to lose their vibrancy, leather to crack, and plastics to become brittle over time, leading to costly…Read more - Why is ceramic tint more expensive—and is it worth it?Why is ceramic tint more expensive Ceramic window tint stands apart from other types due to its higher price point. This increased cost isn’t arbitrary; it stems from the superior materials and manufacturing process involved. Unlike dye-based or carbon films, ceramic tint utilizes microscopic ceramic particles that are bonded to a polyester film. This complex…Read more
- Does car tinting affect defrost lines on rear windows?Does car tinting affect defrost lines on rear windows Many car owners appreciate the benefits of window tinting, including enhanced privacy, reduced glare, and improved interior temperature control. However, a common concern among those considering tinting is whether it will interfere with the functionality of the rear window’s defrost lines. This is a valid question,…Read more
- Does ceramic tint look exactly like dyed tint?Ceramic Tint Versus Dyed Tint Window tint is a popular choice for enhancing vehicle aesthetics and improving comfort. Two common types are ceramic and dyed tints, each offering distinct characteristics. However, a frequently asked question is whether their final appearance is identical. The answer is nuanced and depends on various factors. Dyed tint, the more…Read more
- What are the risks of choosing a cheap tint job?What are the risks of choosing a cheap tint job Auto window tinting offers significant benefits, including reduced glare, enhanced privacy, and UV protection. However, the allure of a low-cost tint job can lead unsuspecting consumers into a world of potential problems. While the initial savings might seem attractive, opting for the cheapest option often…Read more
Everything you need to know about tinting rear windowsIntroduction to Rear Window Tinting Tinting your rear windows offers a multitude of benefits, from enhancing privacy to improving vehicle aesthetics. However, before you make the decision, understanding the process and its implications is crucial. This article will outline the key considerations surrounding rear window tinting. Legal Considerations and Film Types Firstly, it’s vital to…Read more - How do I fix peeling or bubbling tint on my windows?Identifying the Problem Peeling or bubbling window tint is a common issue, often caused by improper installation or damage. Before attempting a fix, it’s crucial to determine the extent of the problem. Minor bubbling might be manageable with DIY solutions, while extensive peeling usually requires professional intervention. Carefully inspect the affected area to identify the…Read more
- Your Leather Seats Are Crying for Help—Here’s the SolutionYour Leather Seats Are Crying for Help—Here’s the Solution Leather car seats, while luxurious and aesthetically pleasing, require diligent care to maintain their supple texture and rich appearance. Neglecting their upkeep can lead to premature aging, cracking, and fading, significantly diminishing their value and lifespan. Fortunately, with a proactive approach and the right products, you…Read more
- Every Car Looks Better in Union Window FilmsEvery Car Looks Better in Union Window Films The automotive aesthetic is a blend of engineering and artistry, and while the design itself plays a crucial role, the finishing touches can drastically alter the overall perception. One often-overlooked enhancement, yet one with profound visual impact, is window tinting. Specifically, Union Window Films offer a superior…Read more
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How much does car window tinting cost?
Car window tinting usually costs from $200 to $800. The price depends on your vehicle and the film you choose.
How long does car window tinting take?
Most cars take 2 to 4 hours. Taking off old tint first can add an hour or two.
How dark can I tint my windows in Florida?
In Florida, the front side windows must let in at least 28% of light, and the rear side windows and back window can take at least 15%. On SUVs, trucks and vans, the rear windows can take at least 6%. We check the law for your car before we start.
Does the tint come with a warranty?
Yes. Union car film comes with Union’s limited lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling and fading on qualifying installs.
How do I book?
Call us on (727) 637-1404, or send us a message through this website with your car’s make, model and year, and we’ll come back to you with a price and a time.
Do you come to me?
Yes. We’re mobile, so we tint your car at your home or work in Pinellas Park and nearby towns.