After you've had vehicle tinting in Independence, MO, our experts recommend keeping your windows up for three to four days. Our installers make sure to put protective tape on the window controls so you don’t forget. If you accidentally forget, we won’t give you a hard time and gladly issue a replacement within reason.

No, all window film goes on the inside of the glass. Our installers usually prepare the film on the outside to ensure it adheres to the glass. Window film consists of two visible layers: the disposable premask and glue side which gets installed onto the glass later. If you have any other questions regarding auto tint in Independence, MO, give the Trimline Window Tinting team a call today!

It’s completely normal to see distortion, haziness, and small water pockets on the film after installation. This usually starts to go away within 24 hours. In our experience, vehicle tinting in Independence, MO takes about four to seven days to fully cure. In the wintertime, it could take up to two weeks. Rest assured, if you see something that’s not going away, we have you covered.

If you roll your windows down after receiving an auto tint in Independence, MO, don't worry! More often than not, the film is fine. However, we recommend keeping the windows rolled up for at least two to three days. If you accidentally rolled your windows down, please stop by our location ASAP. We can inspect the film to make sure everything is okay. We can usually replace a window at no charge if this mistakenly happens within reason.

Yes, window tinting is legal in Kansas City but has different rules depending on the state you're located. In Kansas, according to Tinting-Laws.com, tints can be 35% across the whole car glass while for Missouri, front-side auto glass can have up to 35% minimum tint, but rear glass can be as dark as you want. Here at Trimline, we can install any tint for your vehicle, including the windshield tinting Independence, MO adores.

Yes! When you invest in auto tint in Independence, MO, it keeps light and UV radiation out and keeps the inside of your vehicle cooler. According to the National Institute of Medicine, UV window tinting can reduce skin cell death by 93%, protecting against skin cancer.

Yes, window tinting can impair visibility. For that reason, it is important to consider whether or not you have trouble seeing at night normally or will often be driving at night. That can be the deciding factor before you contact us for windshield tinting in Independence, MO.

We offer Drone Mobile remote start which can be operated by an app on your phone. If you have questions about that or vehicle tinting in Independence, MO, give us a call today!

We recommend scheduling an appointment for any installation service here at Trimline. In our experience, the service can take three to four hours or longer depending on the vehicle's make and model. Plan on dropping your vehicle off, and we'll let you know when it's ready for pickup. For estimates on any services, including vehicle tinting in Independence, MO, give our team a call.