Pinellas County · By Appointment
Window tint is Glossy Mobile Tint & Detailing's primary service. We come to your home or workplace, by appointment, wherever the car already is. Every install stays within Florida's legal tint limits for every window. Ceramic film is chosen for infrared heat rejection, not darkness: even a clear ceramic film blocks more heat than a dark dyed film, which is why it's possible to stay street-legal and still keep a car cool. Ceramic-infused film also blocks up to 99% of UV rays. We install MADICO and XPEL film in two tiers. A full car without the windshield starts at $250 in Nano Ceramic and $350 in Ceramic.
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That price is a full car with no windshield in Nano Ceramic film. Two front windows on their own are $100.
| Service | Nano Ceramic | Ceramic |
|---|---|---|
| Full car, no windshield | From $250 | From $350 |
| Two front windows only | $100 | $125 |
| Windshield only Ceramic film only. A Tesla windshield is $250. | Not offered | From $200 |
| Tint removal Whole car, no windshield | From $150 | From $150 |
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A full car with no windshield starts at $250 in Nano Ceramic film. The same car is $350 in Ceramic film. Two front windows on their own are $100 in Nano Ceramic and $125 in Ceramic. A windshield on its own starts at $200. A Tesla windshield is $250. Removing old tint starts at $150 for a whole car with no windshield.
A full car without the windshield takes about 3 hours. Add the windshield and it takes about 4 hours. The car stays where it is and we work on it there, by appointment.
Nano Ceramic film is warrantied up to 5 years. Ceramic film carries a lifetime warranty. Glossy Mobile Tint & Detailing installs MADICO and XPEL film.
Under Florida Statute 316.2953, front side windows must let in at least 28% visible light. Sedan rear side windows and rear windshields must let in at least 15%. SUVs, vans and other multipurpose vehicles can go darker in the back, down to 6% visible light transmittance under Florida Statute 316.2954.
Yes. Front side windows must allow at least 28% visible light transmittance under Florida Statute 316.2953. Rear side windows and the rear windshield can go darker: down to 15% for a sedan and down to 6% for an SUV, van or other multipurpose vehicle under Florida Statute 316.2954.
No. Florida regulates windshield tint by the AS-1 line marked on the glass rather than by a visible light percentage, and non-reflective tint above that line is generally allowed.
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