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Smith Tinting LLC has been active supporting local community events and causes. Smith Tinting LLC owner and founder Dalton Smith has been supporting former and current athletics programs. From an early age Dalton has enjoyed the opportunity of playing different sports through his local church and schools. He played in the church Upward Flag football and basketball programs from the age of nine. Our owner, once hitting high school began playing high school football

What Is Vehicle Window Tinting?

Vehicle window tinting involves applying a thin film to the glass surfaces of a car, which darkens the windows. Here are some reasons why people choose to tint their vehicle windows:

Privacy and Security: Tinted windows provide an additional layer of privacy by making it harder for outsiders to see inside the car. It can also deter theft by obscuring valuables left in the vehicle.

UV Protection: High-quality window tint blocks harmful UV rays, protecting both passengers and the car’s interior. UV rays can cause skin damage and fade upholstery, carpeting, and dashboard materials over time.

Glare Reduction: Tinted windows reduce glare from the sun, making driving more comfortable and safer.

Heat Reduction: By blocking solar heat, window tint helps keep the interior cooler, especially during hot weather.

Aesthetics: Some people choose window tinting purely for the stylish appearance it gives their vehicle.

State Laws and Regulations: Each state has specific regulations regarding the level of darkness allowed for automotive window tints. These laws are in place for safety reasons, ensuring that drivers can see other vehicles and that law enforcement officers can approach cars without obstruction. Check your state’s department of motor vehicles to learn about the legal light transmission levels for window tints.

Visible Light Transmission (VLT): VLT refers to the amount of light that can pass through the window. Darker tints have a lower VLT percentage, affecting how much light enters the car. It’s essential to comply with your state’s VLT regulations when choosing window tint.