Automotive, residential, and commercial tint, plus ceramic coatings for your paint, glass, and wheels. Jump to what you need below, or just call and we'll help you figure it out.
Heat rejection, UV protection, and a cleaner look for cars, trucks, and SUVs, installed by hand.
Strong heat rejection and a rich matte finish that won't fade over time.
The top tier. Maximum heat and UV rejection without the extra darkness, and no signal interference.
Kentucky's tint law sets different limits for different windows. Elliott Sublett will walk you through what's legal for your vehicle and help you land on a shade inside those limits.
Keep the view, lose the glare and the heat. Solar, privacy, and safety film for houses and condos.
Near-clear film that blocks heat and UV without changing how your windows look.
Frosted and textured patterns for bathrooms, home offices, or any window that needs privacy.
Thicker film that helps hold glass together on impact.
Every home gets sun differently, so we look at your windows room by room instead of quoting one package for the whole house.
Storefronts, offices, and retail glass. Energy savings, privacy, and a more finished look out front.
Cuts heat and glare for offices and retail spaces that sit in direct sun.
Privacy and branding for storefront glass, conference rooms, and office partitions.
Adds impact resistance to street-level storefront glass and entry doors.
Commercial jobs vary more than any other category, so tell us what you're working with and we'll go from there.
A hard, glossy layer that bonds to your vehicle and protects it for years, not the few months you get from wax. Water beads off, dirt lets go, and the shine goes deeper.
Deep gloss and a slick surface that sheds water, road grime, bugs, and bird droppings before they can etch in.
Rain beads up and blows off the windshield at speed, and bugs and grime wipe away easier.
Keeps brake dust from baking on, so your wheels wipe clean instead of needing a scrub.
Helps leather, vinyl, and fabric hold up against spills, stains, and sun fade.
Water beads and rolls off, taking loose dirt with it. Grime and bugs don't grab on, so washing and drying go a lot faster.
A barrier against road salt, tree sap, bird droppings, and acid rain.
Helps keep paint from fading and oxidizing in the Kentucky sun.
No reapplying every few months like wax.
A coating locks in whatever is underneath it. If your paint has swirls or scratches, we polish them out before the coating goes on, so what gets sealed in is a finish worth keeping.
Worth knowing: a coating isn't armor. It won't stop rock chips or deep scratches, but it does resist the light marring that dulls paint over time.
Elliott spent years in detailing, doing paint correction and protective coatings, before he ever tinted a window. Price depends on the size of the vehicle and the shape the paint is in, so we look before we quote.
Not to be confused with ceramic window film, which is a tint for your glass. You can get both.
Tell us the glass and what's bothering you about it, and we'll point you the right direction.