Cars, trucks and SUVs — more privacy, a cooler cabin, and protection from harmful UV rays, with a clean, professional finish installed to Wisconsin's legal limits.
Looks are the start. Here's what tint actually does for you every day — the same reasons half the Fox Valley seems to roll through our bays.
Film blocks harmful UV rays and cuts the heat cooking your cabin — protection for you, your kids riding in back, and the dog who waits in the car. Interiors stop fading and cracking years early.
A thief can smash untinted glass and grab what's inside in seconds. Tint keeps valuables out of sight — and if glass ever does shatter, film helps hold it together instead of spraying the cabin.
Factory rear glass, bare front windows — the mismatch every SUV owner notices. Matching the fronts to the rears is one of the most common jobs in the shop.
Full windshield film and AS-1 visor strips for glare control on bright Fox Valley mornings — legal, clean, and one of our most common add-ons.
Want to see them on a car before you choose? Open the shade & color viewer on our home page — drag your thumb across the colors, slide the dark rail, and watch the car change.
Ceramic window film is the upgrade drivers feel most: serious heat rejection without going darker, less glare day and night, and a finish that holds its look for years. If your car lives outside or your commute runs into the sun, this is the film to ask about.
Smoked light film adds the finished, blacked-out detail and a layer of protection over the lenses. It pairs with tint and PPF work — ask us to add it to any job.
| Front side windows | 50% VLT MAX |
| Rear side windows & rear windshield | 35% VLT MAX |
Wisconsin law: the windshield may carry non-reflective tint above the AS-1 line only, and a vehicle with its rear window tinted below 60% VLT needs dual outside mirrors. VLT is visible light transmission — the lower the number, the darker the film. We install to legal limits and will walk you through your options before any film goes on.
Give fresh film a few days to cure before rolling the windows down. Sliding the glass too soon can catch an edge of film that is still setting. If we give you a specific wait time for your install, follow that.
A hazy look and small water pockets are a normal part of curing — the film is applied wet, and the moisture works its way out as it dries. It clears on its own over the curing period, which runs longer in cold Wisconsin weather. Don't press on the bubbles; let them dry out.
Clean tinted glass with a soft microfiber cloth and a gentle, ammonia-free cleaner — ammonia can break film down over time. Skip paper towels, scouring pads, and anything abrasive, and wait until the film has fully cured before the first cleaning.
Wisconsin allows up to 50% VLT MAX on the front side windows and 35% VLT MAX on the rear side windows and rear windshield — see the law band above. We'll confirm the legal shade for your vehicle before any film goes on.
Send the form and the shop gets your request right away — or just call. Either way you're talking to the crew that will do the work.
Muntz Tintz
1806 W Wisconsin Ave
Appleton, WI 54914
Monday–Friday · 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
(920) 734-3001
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