A: Window tint refers to a thin, laminated film that can be installed on the interior or exterior of glass surfaces in vehicles and buildings. At Midnightclubtints, our high-quality window tinting services provide several key benefits: 1. UV Protection: Our window tint blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays, which can protect your skin from damage and prevent the interior of your car or property from fading and deteriorating. 2. Heat Reduction: By reflecting heat away, window tint significantly reduces the temperature inside your vehicle or building, providing a more comfortable environment and reducing the need for air conditioning. 3. Increased Privacy: Tinted windows offer greater privacy by limiting the view into your car or property, while still allowing a clear view out. 4. Enhanced Safety: In the event of an accident or impact, the film can hold shattered glass in place, reducing the risk of injury. 5. Improved Aesthetics: Adding window tint can give your car or building a sleek, stylish look that enhances its overall appearance. At Midnightclubtints, we’re passionate about providing top-notch window tinting solutions tailored to your specific needs. Whether you're looking to protect your family, improve energy efficiency, or simply add a touch of elegance, our expert team is here to help you every step of the way!

A: Window tint percentage refers to the Visible Light Transmission (VLT) level of the tinted window film. This percentage indicates how much visible light can pass through the window tint. For example, a 35% VLT film allows 35% of the light to pass through, making it a moderate level of darkness, offering a balance between privacy and visibility, whereas a 5% VLT film, often called "limo tint," only allows 5% of the light through, making it very dark. Understanding these percentages is crucial for complying with local laws and achieving the desired balance between privacy, heat reduction, and visibility. Our experts at Midnightclubtints can help you select the right tint percentage to meet your needs and preferences.

Window tint goes on the inside of a vehicle! It is cut & molded on the outside and then applied on the inside.