Window Tinting
in Scarborough, ON

A full sedan is $300 in ATC dyed film, $400 in CTX ceramic or $500 in IRX ceramic. SUVs and crossovers add $30, trucks and vans add $50, before HST. Two front windows start at $115, rear windows only at $165, and a windshield sun strip at $60. We confirm the final price in writing after a quick look at the car.

Front side windows have to pass 70% light, glass and film measured together. Rear side windows and the back glass have no limit. A windshield strip can come down 75 mm at most and not past the AS line, and on vehicles built in 2017 or later any windshield film fails inspection. The set fine is $85. We install to these limits by default.

ATC is LLumar's colour-stable dyed film: a clean charcoal look with 99% UV protection and good heat control. CTX is ceramic, with more heat rejection and clearer glass. IRX is the top tier, with LLumar's best heat rejection: up to 88% selective infrared rejection. Ceramic films don't interfere with GPS, phone signal or Bluetooth, and a clear ceramic is the legal way to cut heat on the front windows.

Most sedans take 2 to 3 hours and SUVs or trucks 3 to 4. Keep the windows up for 3 to 5 days while the film cures. Small water pockets or haze in the first few days are normal and clear on their own. After that, clean the film with a soft cloth and an ammonia-free cleaner.

It covers cracking, peeling, demetallizing and unusual colour change, such as turning purple. It does not cover fading. It's for the original purchaser only and doesn't transfer if you sell the car. It doesn't apply to plastic windows or film laid over old film, and restrictions apply on laminated glass. To claim, bring your receipt, the warranty card we fill out at install, your licence and proof of ownership. If a problem comes from our install, it comes back to us.

Yes. We install indoors at our Finchdene Square studio, so cold and snow don't matter the way they do for a driveway install. The only difference is cure time: moisture under the film dries slower in the cold, so haze can take a bit longer to clear. The UV block works all year, so there's no reason to wait for spring.