Car, truck & SUV
Computer-cut patterns for your make and model, with heat-shrunk rear glass for a seamless edge.
Learn more →Laurel, MD · Route 1
Ceramic and carbon window tint for cars, homes and storefronts. Hand-fitted by certified installers, metered to Maryland law, and backed by a lifetime warranty on every car.
Shade preview
What we tint
Every film is cut to your exact windows, applied in a clean bay or on site, and checked under light before we hand back the keys.
Computer-cut patterns for your make and model, with heat-shrunk rear glass for a seamless edge.
Learn more →Cut glare on TVs and screens, stop furniture fading, and keep west-facing rooms comfortable in July.
Learn more →Lower cooling costs across a building, add privacy to meeting rooms, and protect displays from the sun.
Learn more →See the difference
Left is bare glass on a bright afternoon. Right is the same window with 35% ceramic film. Glare drops, colors stay true, and the room stops baking.
Film types
Shade is how dark the film looks. Heat rejection is how much of the sun's energy it stops. A light ceramic film can keep a car cooler than a dark dyed one.
Privacy and a dark look on a budget. Can fade over the years.
Matte black finish that won't fade or turn purple.
Our pick for daily drivers. Strong heat control with clear visibility at night.
For long commutes, black interiors and anyone who hates a hot steering wheel.
Typical ranges at 35% VLT (total solar energy rejected). Exact numbers vary by brand and shade; we'll show you the spec sheet for the film you choose. Why ceramic is worth it →
Stay legal
Maryland measures tint by VLT, the share of visible light that gets through the glass and film together. Pick your vehicle to see which windows can go darker.
Red, yellow, amber, sparkling and mirror-reflective films aren't allowed on any vehicle. Ask us about medical exemptions.
Your appointment
We hold sample shades against your actual glass so you see the real result.
Windows are scraped and cleaned, and old film is steamed off if needed.
Film is cut to pattern, heat-formed to curved glass and squeegeed tight.
We check VLT, walk you through care, and you keep windows up for 3–5 days.
Find the shop
13549 Baltimore AveLaurel, MD 20707 · Route 1 at Contee Rd
Questions
Still unsure about a shade or film? Call the shop and we'll talk it through.
On sedans, coupes and station wagons, every tinted window must let through at least 35% of light. On SUVs, vans and pickups, only the front driver and passenger windows must meet 35%; the rear windows can be any darkness.
Most cars take 2 to 4 hours, so you can wait in our lounge or drop off and pick up the same day. Homes and storefronts are usually done in one day.
Keep side windows up for 3 to 5 days so the adhesive cures. Small water bubbles or haze in the first week are normal and dry out on their own.
No. Ceramic and carbon films contain no metal, so cell service, GPS, radio and E-ZPass all work normally.
Yes. We steam the old film off and remove the leftover glue without scratching the glass or damaging rear defroster lines.
Automotive film is covered for life against bubbling, peeling, cracking and color change for as long as you own the car. Home and commercial films carry the manufacturer's warranty.
Free quote
Pick your vehicle, windows, film and shade, and the price updates as you go. Send it to us and you'll get a quote number we can look up when you call.
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Already have a quote? Call (301) 210-0800 with your quote number, name or phone number.