Film viewers
See the tint on a car like yours
Pick a body style, choose which windows, then step through the shades. It is LLumar's own simulator, running on the films we fit. When you have a look you like, send it over and we will price it for your vehicle.
Live preview powered by LLumar. A screen is not glass: we settle the final shade at the counter, with a meter on your own car.
What the four options mean
Reading the shades in the viewer
VLT is visible light transmission, the share of light that gets through the film. Lower number, darker glass.
Clear
Heat and ultraviolet taken out with the glass left looking untouched. The usual answer for a windshield.
Light
Reads as factory glass from outside. Cuts glare and heat without changing how the car looks.
Medium
Where most daily drivers land. Clearly tinted, still easy to see out of after dark.
Dark
The deep end, and where trucks and SUVs usually go. Most privacy, most heat cut, least light in.
Those percentages are the film on its own. Florida measures the window, which is the film and your factory glass multiplied together, so a meter on your door reads lower than the number on the box. How the law actually measures it. Shade never changes the price here; the film does, and the five are on the price card.
Tell us what you picked
Send the year, make and model and the shade you landed on. The exact figure and a time come back to you, and we confirm the shade with a meter before anything goes on the glass.
Most cars are done the same day. Monday to Saturday, 8 to 5.