Interior detail
Vacuum, steam on seats and carpet, leather cleaned and conditioned, glass inside.
$189Sedan. SUV $229. About 4 hours.
Window tint, paint correction and ceramic coating in Farmingdale. Tap a shade to see it on the glass.
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Side window shade, light let through
Preview on a studio photo.
Same car, same light. Drag the amber line across the doors and watch the cabin disappear behind the film.
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Left: factory glassRight: 20% ceramic film
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Cuts heat and UV with almost no change in look. The New York pick for front side windows.
Takes the glare off a low sun. Drivers who sit in traffic on the Southern State like it.
Our most booked shade for rear glass. You see out at night without effort.
Privacy for the back seat and whatever sits in the cargo area.
Rear glass on SUVs and work vans, where the owner wants nothing seen.
New York front side windows need 70% light through. Rear glass rules depend on the vehicle, so check the rules for your car before you pick. We go over them with you at drop-off, before any film gets cut.
Side windows and the rear window. Every shade costs the same. The film you pick sets the price.
| Film | Coupe | Sedan | SUV or truck |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon filmCuts glare and UV. Matte charcoal tone. | $229 | $259 | $299 |
| Ceramic filmBlocks more heat. The cabin stays cooler in July. | $379 | $419 | $469 |
Windshield sun strip $60. Old film removal $90 to $150, priced at drop-off.

Vacuum, steam on seats and carpet, leather cleaned and conditioned, glass inside.
$189Sedan. SUV $229. About 4 hours.
Hand wash, clay bar, wheels and tires, a sealant coat.
$149Any car. About 3 hours.
Machine polish under the light bar to take out swirls and light scratches.
$450One step. Two step $850. One to two days.
Three-year coating over a one-step correction, cured overnight indoors.
$1,100Sedan, correction included. Two days.
We walk around the car with you and photograph every window.
Glass cleaned inside and out. Door panels and seals covered.
Film cut to your glass, then heat-shrunk to the curve of the rear window.
Every edge checked under the light bar. Photos of the finished glass.
You get the photos and the total by text. Pay at pickup.
Keep the windows up for 3 days while the film cures. Small water spots under the film fade within two weeks.
When the heat gun is running we miss calls. These three answer for us.
Lowlight Tint & DetailText message
You call while we're mid-job. Within a minute you get a text from the shop's number with the booking link, and the thread stays open for questions.
Lowlight Tint & DetailText message
Two hours after pickup, one text with a link straight to our Google review page. One tap and it's open.
It answers from our prices, hours and rules, day or night. Try one:
I asked for 5% all around. They showed me the 70% rule for the front, put 20% on the back, and texted photos of each window before I paid.
Two-step correction on a black Accord. The swirl marks I saw every time I washed it are gone.
Dropped the Highlander at 7:30, got the ready text a little after 2. Ceramic on the back, and the third row stays cool.
New York front side windows need 70% light through. Rules for rear glass depend on the vehicle, so check the rules for your car. We go over them with you before we cut any film.
About 4 to 6 hours for most cars. Drop off by 8 and it's usually ready by 2.
Both come in every shade. Ceramic blocks more heat, so the cabin stays cooler in summer. Carbon costs less and still cuts glare and UV.
After 3 days, once the film has cured. Small water spots under the film fade within two weeks.
Most people leave it. There's a waiting room with Wi-Fi if you'd rather stay for an exterior detail.
Card or cash at pickup. Nothing is charged when you book online.
Map for illustration. Street names are made up.
40 Lowbeam Lane, Farmingdale, NY 11735Made-up address for this concept. Six spots in front of the bay doors.
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