Car & protection
Car Window Tinting Largo, FL
Union Carbon IR and Ceramic IR film, cut for your car and fitted in our Largo shop — legal to Florida’s limits.
Car window tinting
Why tint your car windows?
Less glare
Low sun and bright reflections off the road are easier on your eyes.
More privacy
Darker rear glass keeps bags, kids and passengers out of sight.
Blocks UV
99.99% of UV stopped at the glass, for your skin and your seats.How it works
What car window tinting includes
We tint your side windows and the back glass with Union film cut to fit your car. A strip across the top of the windshield is there if you want one.
Old tint that has turned purple, bubbled or peeled can come off first, so the new film goes onto clean glass.
- Side windows and the back glass
- A windshield strip above the AS-1 line
- Old tint taken off when it needs to be
- Your shade checked against Florida law first
The films we fit
Which Union film is right for your car?
Both films block 99.99% of UV and come in every shade from 5% to 70%.
75%of the sun’s infrared heat blocked
Carbon IR
Carbon-particle film that holds its color and stays black instead of going purple. The everyday choice.
- 99.99% of UV blocked
- Every shade from 5% to 70%
87%of the sun’s infrared heat blocked
Ceramic IR
The same carbon base with a ceramic layer on top — the most heat control Union film offers.
- 99.99% of UV blocked
- Every shade from 5% to 70%
Tint shades
Compare tint shades on a car
Tap a shade to see it on the glass, from the darkest to nearly clear.
35%
Privacy you can see and a factory look, with daylight still easy to see through.
In Florida: legal on the front side windows and every window behind them.
Florida tint law
How dark can you tint in Florida?
28%Front side windows, or lighter
15%Rear windows on cars and sedans
6%Rear windows on SUVs, trucks and vans
The windshield can only have a non-reflective strip above the AS-1 line. We check the legal shade for your vehicle before we start.
Read the Florida tint lawYour price
What decides the price
Send us your car’s year, make and model and we’ll come back with a price.
- Your vehicle
- How many windows it has and how big they are — a coupe, a sedan, an SUV or a truck.
- The film
- Carbon IR, or Ceramic IR for the most heat control.
- Old tint
- Whether old film has to come off first.
- Extras
- A windshield strip, or film on a sunroof.
Why choose us
Why Largo drivers choose Dynamic Tinting Solution
A bright indoor shop
Your car stays inside our shop on Walsingham Road, under bright lights and out of the dust and weather.
Union Window Films dealer
We fit Union’s Carbon IR and Ceramic IR films, with Union’s own published heat and UV figures.
Legal shades checked first
We check your shade against Florida’s limits for your kind of vehicle before the film is cut.
Financing plans
Ask about our financing plans when you get your quote.
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How to book
What happens when you book
Book your appointment
Send us your car’s year, make and model and pick a time that suits you.
We clean the glass and cut the film
Every window is cleaned and the film is cut to its exact shape.
We fit the film
The film goes on the inside of the glass, in our indoor shop.
We check it with you
We go over every window with you before you drive away.
- What to bring or send
- Your car’s year, make and model, and which windows you want tinted.
- How long it takes
- Most cars take a few hours. We’ll tell you how long when you book.
- Aftercare
- Keep the windows up for a few days while the film settles. A little haze while it dries is normal. Clean the glass with a soft cloth and no ammonia.
- Financing
- Financing plans are available — ask about them when you get your quote.
Questions
Car window tinting questions
Can’t see your question? Call us or ask in your quote request.
How dark can I tint my car in Florida?
On cars and sedans, the front side windows must let in at least 28% of light and the rear side windows and back glass at least 15%. On SUVs, trucks and vans, the rear side windows and back glass can go down to 6%. The windshield can only have a strip above the AS-1 line.
What is the difference between Carbon IR and Ceramic IR?
Both block 99.99% of UV and hold their color. Carbon IR blocks up to 75% of the sun’s infrared heat; Ceramic IR adds a ceramic layer and blocks up to 87%, the most heat control Union film offers.
How long does it take?
Most cars take a few hours. We’ll tell you how long when you book, so you can plan your day.
Can you take off my old tint?
Yes. Old, faded or bubbling film can come off before the new film goes on. Tell us about it when you ask for a quote.
When can I roll my windows down?
Give the film a few days to settle before you open the windows. We’ll tell you exactly how long when you collect your car.
Will tint stop my phone or GPS working?
No. Carbon and ceramic films have no metal in them, so your phone, GPS and radio work as normal.
Do you offer financing?
Yes, we offer financing plans. Ask about them when you get your quote.
Free quote
Book your car window tinting
Tell us your car’s year, make and model and we’ll send you a price.
Dynamic Tinting Solution12690 Walsingham RoadLargo, FL 33774(727) 954-5865