Automotive
Two different services for two different jobs. Tint goes on your glass. PPF goes on your paint. We help you choose what fits your vehicle and the way you drive.
Automotive window tint
Window film can help reduce glare, add privacy, improve cabin comfort, and reduce UV exposure. How much it helps depends on the film you choose and your vehicle’s glass.
Film types, shades, and verified specifications will be listed here once confirmed by Prime Tint.
Add the film line, construction, and who it is a good fit for.
Add a second film line if Prime Tint offers more than one tier.
Paint protection film
Paint protection film is a clear protective film applied to selected painted areas. It helps protect against everyday road debris, rock chips, and surface wear while keeping the original paint visible.
Package names, coverage areas, and pricing below are editable examples. Every quote is based on your actual vehicle.
Example: front bumper, partial hood and fenders, mirror caps.
Pricing: Quoted per vehicle
Example: full hood, full fenders, front bumper, headlights, mirrors.
Pricing: Quoted per vehicle
Example: rocker panels, door edges, door cups, luggage area, or full body.
Pricing: Quoted per vehicle
FAQ
Window tint is a film applied to glass. Depending on the film, it can help with glare, privacy, heat, and UV exposure. Paint protection film (PPF) is a clear film applied to painted surfaces to help protect the paint from rock chips, road debris, and everyday wear. Many owners choose both, but they do different jobs.
It depends on your goals, your vehicle glass or windows, and the look you want. We walk you through the available films, shades, and coverage options in plain language. Local tint rules may limit some choices on vehicles, so we will talk through that too.
PPF covers the painted areas you choose, such as the front bumper, hood, or mirrors. It helps reduce damage from everyday road debris and surface wear, but it cannot prevent every type of damage, and it does not fix paint that is already chipped or scratched. We will be clear about what to expect for your coverage.
We confirm the plan, prepare the surfaces, and install carefully. After installation, film needs time to cure. You may notice small haze or water pockets at first while moisture dries out. We explain the specific aftercare for your film before we leave. [Editable: business to confirm aftercare timelines.]
For vehicles: year, make, and model, the service you want, and which windows or areas you want covered. For homes and businesses: your city or ZIP code, roughly how many windows or how large the space is, and your main goals. Photos help, and we can arrange an on-site look for property projects.
Request a Quote
Tell us about your vehicle and what you are considering. We will follow up with options and a quote.