Ceramic Window Tinting Jacksonville, FL

Not by itself. Ceramic is a type of film, not a shade. You choose the shade separately, from 5% to 70%, and we tell you which shades are legal on each window in Florida. A lighter shade of ceramic still has the ceramic layer.

Full windshields use ceramic film only, in 70%, 50% or 35%, based on applicable requirements. Florida law allows non-reflective tint above the AS-1 line, and medical exemptions exist. Windshield prices start from $225 plus tax, and a sunstrip is $60.

Ceramic tint on the side and rear windows plus a ceramic windshield. It is $700 for a sedan or coupe, $800 for a compact SUV, $825 for a standard truck, $825 for a midsize SUV and $900 for a large SUV or minivan, plus tax. Full-windshield work requires eligibility to be checked before installation.

Yes. Union Ceramic IR comes with a lifetime film warranty against peeling, bubbling, cracking and fading. We give you care instructions for your film at pickup, and following them helps keep the film in good shape.

Most installations take 2–4 hours. If old tint has to come off first, plan on 3–5 hours. Standard drop-offs are about 3–4 hours, and you collect the car once we have checked every window with you.

Keep the windows rolled up for a few days while the film cures. A little haze or small water pockets can show at first and clear on their own. Clean the glass with an ammonia-free cleaner and a soft microfiber cloth.

Yes, on trucks and SUVs with factory rear privacy glass. Two front windows in Union Ceramic IR are $250 plus tax, or $150 in Union Carbon IR. In Florida, front side windows must let in at least 28% of light.