Auto Tinting Facts
- Auto Trim Design
- Aug 8, 2021
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 17, 2022
Installing a custom window tint on your vehicle will not only enhance its appearance but it will also give your vehicle a custom look. There are other benefits of auto window tinting that you should consider before choosing your window or headlight & taillight tinting. There are many auto tinting customizations for you to consider when choosing the right tint for your vehicle.

Benefits of Vehicle Tinting
Having your vehicle tinted can keep your vehicle up to 60 percent cooler and block up to 99 percent of the sun's UV rays. Window tint can also help protect your car's interior from cracking and fading from sun exposure. Not only can auto tinting protect your car's interior but it also helps protect your skin from sun damage while you're driving. You'll also gain increased privacy provided by window tint that keeps the contents of your car concealed from others.
Auto Tinting Utah State Legal Rules
Each state has different rules when it comes to auto tinting Check your state laws to find out what their regulations are. In Utah, your front windows must allow for 43% light to enter and any darkness is allowed for back windows and rear windshield.
Duriblity of Auto Tinting
Regardless of which window tinting shade you choose, it will break down over time. The breakdown of the tint will depend on the amount of exposure your vehicle gets to sunlight, how well your installer placed the window tint, and the quality of the film chosen by you0r tint installer. At Auto Trim Design, St. George, we use only the best brands of auto tint to ensure the best longevity of your car's tint. How to know when your tint needs to be replaced? Bubbles forming under the surface and uneven appearance are your key indicators. To ensure you aren't replacing your window tint prematurely, seek a reputable dealer that offers a warranty on the window tint.
Auto Tint Installation St. George, Utah
What exactly is window tint? We start with a clear layer of polyester film that has been either dyed or embedded with metals to give it that darker appearance. Our installers clean the inside of the windows with a solution, scrape off any dirt or particles, place the film on the window, and smooths the bubbles out of the film. You may choose from the film with different levels of darkness to fit your desired look. The quality or darkness of the window tint you select will determine how much light it absorbs and how much of the sun's harmful rays it blocks. The darker the tint, the less sun exposure.


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