Having the proper information for any product or service you’re paying for is always important, and the realm of vehicle window tinting is no exception. There are several ways to ensure you have the right info for your window tinting needs, and perhaps the simplest is asking questions of your tint installer ahead of your appointment.
At Pro Tint, we’re here to offer quality window tint services to clients in Salt Lake City and nearby areas, plus to provide expertise and answers to any of the questions you may have about our products and services. In this two-part blog series, we’ll go over the important questions you may consider asking before your tint is installed.
How Long Will Tint Last?
One of the most important questions you can ask is related to the lifespan of your tint. Many people believe that window tinting is a permanent solution, but this isn’t always accurate – in fact, some types of window tint may only last for a few years before beginning to fade or peel.
When you’re considering car window tinting, be sure to ask your installer about the expected lifespan of the product. At Pro Tint, we use high-quality film that’s designed to last for years, but it’s important to be aware of how long you can expect your tint to last.
What Are The Tint Laws In My Area?
Another critical question is related to the legality of window tinting in your area. In some states and cities, there are strict laws governing the amount of tint that can be applied to a vehicle’s windows, and it’s important to be aware of these laws before having your car tinted.
Your installer should be able to tell you about the tint laws in your area, but you can also do some research on your own. A quick online search should give you the information you need, but be sure to check with your local authorities to be certain.
What Are The Different Tint Options?
You’ll also want to ask about the different types of tint that are available. There are a variety of film choices on the market, and each has its own unique benefits. For instance, some types of tint are designed to reduce glare, while others block out harmful UV rays.
Be sure to ask your installer about the different types of tint available, and find out which option would be best for your needs. At Pro Tint, we offer a variety of film choices to suit our customers’ needs, and we’re always happy to help you choose the right option for your vehicle.
In part two of our series, we’ll go over some further themes here. For more on this, or to learn about any of our window tint, paint protection or other services in SLC and nearby areas, speak to our team today.