(503) 369-4908
info@claritytinting.com
(503) 369-4908
info@claritytinting.com
Window tinting involves applying a thin layer of film to the inside of windows to reduce glare, heat, and UV exposure while offering privacy.
Yes, most window films block up to 99% of harmful UV rays, helping protect your skin and the interior of your vehicle or home.
In Oregon, the front side windows must allow more than 35% of light in (35% VLT), and rear side windows and the back window must allow more than 35% of light in (35% VLT). The front windshield is permitted to have a 6-inch non-reflective strip along the top with any darkness. Reflective tint is not allowed on any window.
In Washington, the front side windows must allow more than 24% of light in (24% VLT). The rear side windows and back window can have any darkness, but the combined reflection must not exceed 35%. The front shield is permitted to have a 6-inch non-reflective tint strip along the top with any darkness.
On average, window tints last between 5 to 10 years depending on environmental factors, and how well it is maintained.
Yes, window tinting is legal, but specific laws vary by state. Make sure to check your state's tinting regulations.
It's recommended to wait at least 7 days before washing your tinted windows to allow the film to fully cure and adhere.
To maintain your tint, use a soft cloth and a non-ammonia based cleaner. Avoid abrasive tools like razors that can scratch the film.
Yes, window tinting can be done during winter, though curing times may be longer due to colder temperatures.
Darker tints may reduce visibility at night, but most films are designed to reduce glare while still maintaining adequate visibility.
Home and office window tinting improves energy efficiency, reduces glare, enhances privacy, and blocks harmful UV rays.
Please Contact Us at info@claritytinting.com or call/text at (503) 369-4908 and we'd be happy to answer your question!
