Windshield Tint in Hawthorne
The windshield is the biggest piece of glass on your car and it faces the sun the whole drive. A clear ceramic film makes a difference you feel on your hands and face.
Why tint the windshield?
Most of the heat you feel while driving comes straight through the windshield — onto your hands, the steering wheel and the dash. Side window tint helps, but the windshield is where the sun hits hardest on a daytime commute.
A light or nearly clear ceramic windshield film rejects a big share of that heat and UV without making the glass look dark and without hurting your view at night. It's one of our most requested services.
Options
- Full windshield ceramic — a light, clear-looking film over the whole windshield for heat and UV rejection.
- Sun strip (visor strip) — a darker band across the top of the windshield to cut sun glare.
- Both — clear ceramic on the full windshield plus a sun strip on top.
What about the law?
California allows tint on the top 4 inches of the windshield. Clear, non-reflective UV and heat-rejecting film is a popular choice for the rest of the glass. We'll explain the rules before we start so you can make the call. More on our California tint law page.
Safe for sensors and cameras
Modern cars have rain sensors, lane cameras and toll tags behind the mirror. We work carefully around the sensor area so everything keeps working the way it did from the factory.
Questions about windshield tint
Will windshield tint make it hard to see at night?
Not with a light ceramic film. It looks nearly clear and is designed for visibility while still rejecting heat.
How long does windshield tint take?
Usually about 1–2 hours, depending on the car and the size and curve of the glass.
Can I combine it with a full car tint?
Yes — windshield plus a full car is a very popular combo. Text us your car for a package price.
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