Yes, but laws vary by state and vehicle type. Check out Indiana Window Tinting Laws.

Window tinting offers both functional and aesthetic advantages, including:

UV Protection – Blocks over 99% of harmful rays to prevent interior fading and damage.

Shatter Resistance – Helps hold glass together in case of accidents or break-ins.

Privacy & Security – Deters theft by keeping valuables out of sight.

Stylish Look – Adds a sleek, custom appearance to your vehicle.

Increased Resale Value – Protects the interior and appeals to future buyers.

Cooler Cabin & Better Efficiency – Reduces heat buildup, easing the load on your A/C and improving fuel economy.

Both standard and ceramic window tints enhance privacy, reduce glare, block UV rays to protect your interior, and give your vehicle a sleek, stylish appearance.

But ceramic tint offers a major upgrade—delivering superior heat rejection by better blocking infrared heat, helping your cabin stay cooler and more comfortable.

Most tinting jobs take between 1 to 3 hours, depending on the vehicle size, number of windows, and tint type.

You’re welcome to wait in our lobby, but most customers choose to drop off their vehicle instead.

Call for other drop-off options, and we will assist you to the best of our abilities.

Shuttle Service:

We offer a free morning shuttle from 9:15 AM to 9:30 AM for drop-offs in West Lafayette or Lafayette.

Please note: You’ll need to arrange your own ride back to the shop for pickup.

High-quality tints are designed to reduce glare and UV rays without significantly affecting nighttime visibility. We’ll help you choose a shade that balances both performance and safety.

Properly, professionally installed quality film won’t damage rear defrosters or in-glass antennas. We take extra care to ensure compatibility with factory features.

Proper care helps your tint stay looking and performing its best.

Don’t roll down the windows or wash interior glass for at least 2–7 days after installation—this lets the film cure and adhere properly.

After curing, use a soft microfiber cloth with mild soap‑and‑water or a tint‑specific cleaner. Avoid ammonia, vinegar, abrasive tools, and household glass cleaners—they can cause peeling, discoloration, scratching, or haziness.