faq

Window film is a thin layer of material applied to glass surfaces to provide benefits like heat reduction, UV protection, privacy, and enhanced aesthetics. It uses adhesive technology to bond with the glass and can be tailored to meet various needs, such as solar control or decorative purposes.

Professional installers clean the glass thoroughly, cut the film to size, and apply it using a water-based adhesive. Installation is typically quick, with minimal disruption, though commercial projects may take longer depending on the scale.

Most films are applied on the inside to protect them from weather exposure, but exterior-grade films are available for unique applications like skylights or hard-to-reach areas.

No, high-quality films are designed to reduce glare while maintaining clear visibility. Some films offer a “sunglasses” effect, enhancing comfort without compromising safety.

Professional-grade films come with warranties to prevent issues like bubbling or discoloration, which are more common with low-quality tints.

Yes, window film can reduce heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter, lowering energy bills and enhancing indoor comfort.

Not necessarily. Films are available in various levels of tint, from nearly clear to more opaque, allowing you to choose the level of natural light you prefer.

A full auto detailing typically involves both interior and exterior cleaning. For the exterior, it includes washing, waxing, and polishing the car’s paint to restore shine and protect it. The tires and rims are also cleaned and treated. For the interior, the service includes vacuuming, deep cleaning carpets and upholstery, treating leather surfaces, and cleaning and conditioning dashboards and other interior features. Some services may also include engine bay cleaning and headlight restoration, depending on the package chosen.

This comprehensive detailing helps maintain the vehicle’s appearance, protect its surfaces, and enhance its overall value​