Old tint, gone cleanly.
Bubbled, peeling or simply too old to do its job? We remove worn film without damaging your car or leaving residue behind, then install new film if you’d like.
Signs it’s time
When film stops doing its job.
Window film lasts for years with the right care, but extreme temperature swings eventually take their toll. Damaged film looks bad, and it no longer blocks heat, glare and UV the way it should.
- Bubbling
- Pockets where the film has started to separate from the glass.
- Peeling edges
- Film lifting at the corners and edges, often after years of heat cycles.
- Scratches & wear
- Scuffed, worn film that no longer looks clean or works efficiently.
- Not legal
- Film that isn’t within Arizona’s state guidelines.
- Ready to upgrade
- Older film you want to replace with a newer, more protective tint.
How we do it
Harder than it looks.
One of the main concerns people have is whether old film can come off without damaging the car. It can, with the right tools and methods. Every member of our team is trained in removal, and we apply the same level of care to taking film off as we do to putting it on.
It’s tempting to peel old tint yourself, but aging film often leaves a sticky residue on the glass. Removal adds time to the job, so we recommend a morning drop-off and we’ll call you when your car is ready. Once the old film is off, we can install your new film too.
Ballpark: $200 for all windows and $60 for the two front windows on most cars, SUVs and pickups, before tax. Minivans and vans are priced for your vehicle.
“We Fix the $99.00 Tint Jobs!”
The sign on our showroom wall. Bubbled, crooked or half-peeled film from a bargain install? Bring it in and we’ll put it right.
Removed properly. Installed correctly.
Book a removal online, send a quote request, or call the shop.