DT Services'
Carmel Window Tinting Shop
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Window Tinting for Carmel IN
Air conditioners need help to work better. Ceramic window tinting can help!
If you've searched Window Tinting near me, or Window Tint near me, you've come to the right place! Nothing is worse than getting into a hot car when it is sweltering outside. It seems that no matter how high the air conditioner is running, your car doesn't cool off and the heat is unbearable. DT Services' Carmel Window Tinting has the solution with window films designed to not only look good on your car, but keep you cool too! We specialize in offering heat resistant window tint films that raise the comfort level inside your vehicle while enhancing the look at the same time. And most of all, you DON'T have to put Limo tint on your car to get it to insulate you from the sun's heat. |
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Our Heat Insulating Window Tint Films
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A Window Film capable of blocking up to 67% of Infra-Red Radiation
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Performance Window Film that blocks up to 88% of the Infra-Red HEAT Radiation
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High Performance Window Film that blocks a whopping 98% of the Infra-Red HEAT Radiation
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DT Services' Carmel Window Tinting Shop - The Process Explained
Traditionally, window tinting is installed by first applying a polyester film that has been treated with ultraviolet and infra-red blocking technologies to the inside of the glass after having carefully created a pattern from the window. Advanced window tinting shops like DT Services Window Tinting uses a computerized cutting system. This state-of-the-art software is specifically designed for your specific vehicle make, model, and year. After we call up your vehicle, we click on the pattern, send the command to the plotter, and the computer cuts the film for your exact windows. By using computer cut window tint software ensures we NEVER cut on your car! The result is quick, precise, with zero damage to your vehicle.
After the film has been custom cut to fit the glass using our state-of-the-art computerized cutting system, the window is carefully and completely cleaned - inside and out. A slip solution is then sprayed onto the interior surface of the window to allow the installer to slide the window tinting film into place. Once in place, the our highly trained installers remove the slip solution using a squeegee which allows the film to tack to the glass surface chemically bonding it to the surface. A high heat, infra-red emitting lamp is them placed close to the exterior of the window to accelerate the drying process.
After the dry out period, the new window film becomes part of the glass and can only be removed by a qualified professional to avoid damage to the glass.
Traditionally, window tinting is installed by first applying a polyester film that has been treated with ultraviolet and infra-red blocking technologies to the inside of the glass after having carefully created a pattern from the window. Advanced window tinting shops like DT Services Window Tinting uses a computerized cutting system. This state-of-the-art software is specifically designed for your specific vehicle make, model, and year. After we call up your vehicle, we click on the pattern, send the command to the plotter, and the computer cuts the film for your exact windows. By using computer cut window tint software ensures we NEVER cut on your car! The result is quick, precise, with zero damage to your vehicle.
After the film has been custom cut to fit the glass using our state-of-the-art computerized cutting system, the window is carefully and completely cleaned - inside and out. A slip solution is then sprayed onto the interior surface of the window to allow the installer to slide the window tinting film into place. Once in place, the our highly trained installers remove the slip solution using a squeegee which allows the film to tack to the glass surface chemically bonding it to the surface. A high heat, infra-red emitting lamp is them placed close to the exterior of the window to accelerate the drying process.
After the dry out period, the new window film becomes part of the glass and can only be removed by a qualified professional to avoid damage to the glass.
Why Choosing DT Services to Tint Your Windows
Just Makes Sense
Choosing us to tint your car windows has many advantages...
1. We've been doing this a very long time. We are a Professional window tinting shop. We didn't learn by experimenting on our friends and family's cars. Nor did we watch a bunch of YouTube videos and then open a shop to further experiment on your car. We were carefully and deliberately trained for months by proven professionals who came before us. Once we were confident we could provide consistent quality, we started our own business. Therefore, we are experienced in all aspects of the window tinting industry. There is NOTHING we haven't seen and NOTHING we can't handle. If we don't know the answer to your question, we know where to find it.
2. Our professional window tinting service only uses high grade professional quality window tint films. This means we can provide the best protection and performance (or HEAT management/insulation). We DO NOT use cheap materials or "off the shelf films" like those sold in local auto parts stores.
3. Because we are experienced at what we do, we carry more than just one type of window film. This allows you a wide range of choices. We can accommodate nearly any look and offer you the best heat rejection for your specific situation.
1. We've been doing this a very long time. We are a Professional window tinting shop. We didn't learn by experimenting on our friends and family's cars. Nor did we watch a bunch of YouTube videos and then open a shop to further experiment on your car. We were carefully and deliberately trained for months by proven professionals who came before us. Once we were confident we could provide consistent quality, we started our own business. Therefore, we are experienced in all aspects of the window tinting industry. There is NOTHING we haven't seen and NOTHING we can't handle. If we don't know the answer to your question, we know where to find it.
2. Our professional window tinting service only uses high grade professional quality window tint films. This means we can provide the best protection and performance (or HEAT management/insulation). We DO NOT use cheap materials or "off the shelf films" like those sold in local auto parts stores.
3. Because we are experienced at what we do, we carry more than just one type of window film. This allows you a wide range of choices. We can accommodate nearly any look and offer you the best heat rejection for your specific situation.
Reasons for Adding Window Tint to Your Vehicle
Reason #1. Adding the right window tinting - like a ceramic film - can make things cooler and more comfortable for you and others traveling with you. Ceramic films work by reducing the load on your vehicle's air conditioning system. This increases its effectiveness, insulates you from the sun's heat, and cools the car's interior faster.
Reason #2. Window Tinting reduces the sun's glare while driving. Nothing is worse when driving than staring into the sun or having the sun's glare reflected into your eyes. Window tinting helps reduce this annoyance dramatically.
Reason #3. Most window tinting made today can block up to 99% of skin cancer causing ultraviolet rays. These can also destroy your car's interior, turning colors lighter and damaging leather. UV rays often turn reds into pinks, and creams into whites.
Reason #4. Window Tinting makes your driving experience more private and keeps people from "creeping" on you and your kids. Many fathers like this aspect of window tinting, especially when their daughters go off to college or when they work after school late into the evening.
Reason #5. Vehicle appearance. Darker windows on a vehicle looks awesome and brings all the lines together giving it a "stealthy" or "cool" look that enhances the driver's experience.
Reason #2. Window Tinting reduces the sun's glare while driving. Nothing is worse when driving than staring into the sun or having the sun's glare reflected into your eyes. Window tinting helps reduce this annoyance dramatically.
Reason #3. Most window tinting made today can block up to 99% of skin cancer causing ultraviolet rays. These can also destroy your car's interior, turning colors lighter and damaging leather. UV rays often turn reds into pinks, and creams into whites.
Reason #4. Window Tinting makes your driving experience more private and keeps people from "creeping" on you and your kids. Many fathers like this aspect of window tinting, especially when their daughters go off to college or when they work after school late into the evening.
Reason #5. Vehicle appearance. Darker windows on a vehicle looks awesome and brings all the lines together giving it a "stealthy" or "cool" look that enhances the driver's experience.
State Laws Regulating Window Tinting on Vehicles
Yes, there are laws regulating the amount of window tinting that is allowed on vehicles in every state of the U.S. These laws specify the maximum amount of light that is allowed to pass through the vehicle windows, as well as the minimum amount of visibility that is required for the driver be able to see out while operating the vehicle.
Exact laws vary from state to state, so it's important to check with your local authorities to know what is allowed in your area. Most laws allow for a certain amount of tinting on the front and back windows of a vehicle, while all restrict or prohibit tinting on the front windshield. Some states allow extra dark window tinting only with a medical exemption or waiver that must be kept with the vehicle at all times when operated.
Indiana allows a medical exemption as well as 30% light transmission on the front two doors and rear glass. This law is what is referred to as a "NET" law, meaning the glass and window film applied to it must measure no more less than 30% light transmission when metered with a light transmission device
Exact laws vary from state to state, so it's important to check with your local authorities to know what is allowed in your area. Most laws allow for a certain amount of tinting on the front and back windows of a vehicle, while all restrict or prohibit tinting on the front windshield. Some states allow extra dark window tinting only with a medical exemption or waiver that must be kept with the vehicle at all times when operated.
Indiana allows a medical exemption as well as 30% light transmission on the front two doors and rear glass. This law is what is referred to as a "NET" law, meaning the glass and window film applied to it must measure no more less than 30% light transmission when metered with a light transmission device
