Is 35% or 20% tint darker? 20% is darker than 35%. The VLT percentage tells you how much light passes through, so the lower the number, the darker the film. A 20% tint blocks 80% of incoming light; 35% blocks 65%. Both are popular on rear windows since California sets no darkness limit back there. With Central Valley heat, plenty of Clovis drivers go 20% or 5% on the rear for privacy and heat blocking, paired with legal ceramic film up front.
What services do you offer?
We specialize in window tinting, paint protection film (PPF), ceramic coating, paint correction, and vehicle wraps. Whether you’re looking for heat rejection, gloss enhancement, or full protection, we’ve got you covered.
Can I drop off my car early or leave it overnight?
Absolutely. Many customers drop off their cars before work or leave them overnight. Just let us know what works best for your schedule and we’ll accommodate.
We’re located in Clovis, CA, and proudly serve Fresno and the surrounding Central Valley. Our shop is easy to find, and we’re just minutes away from most parts of Fresno.
You can call, text, or request a quote online in under a minute. We’ll just need your vehicle year, make, model, and what service you’re interested in to get you an accurate estimate.
Do I need an appointment or do you take walk-ins?
We recommend booking an appointment to avoid wait times, but walk-ins are welcome when we have availability. Feel free to call or text us to check for same-day openings.
Should I do anything to my car beforehand?
Yes — we recommend giving your car a basic exterior wash before your appointment. This helps us avoid rubbing dry dirt or dust into the paint when working on your vehicle, which can cause scratching. It also makes it easier for us to get great photos of your car when it’s all done!
Do you have financing options?
Yes! We offer buy now, pay later options through providers like Affirm, Afterpay, and others — so you can split your purchase into easy payments. Just ask us for more details when booking.
Do you work on all types of vehicles?
We work on nearly all types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, Teslas, luxury, and exotic cars. It’s rare that we come across something we can’t work on — but if you have a unique vehicle, feel free to reach out and we’ll be happy to confirm.
How dark can I go on my headlights and taillights?
We offer a range from a light smoke through to a much darker finish. Lighter shades keep light output close to stock; the darker you go, the more output you lose. We'll show you samples in person and talk through how far you can sensibly go while keeping the lights usable at night.
How should I wash a wrapped car?
Hand wash with a pH-neutral soap and skip automatic brush washes, which scuff vinyl and can lift edges. Keep a pressure washer away from the seams. Wash regularly rather than letting dirt bake on — Central Valley sun and dust are harder on a wrap than the washing is.
Can you update or remove a wrap when our branding changes?
Yes. Wraps come off cleanly when removed properly with heat, and plenty of our fleet customers refresh their graphics after a rebrand or a phone number change. If only part of the design is changing we can often replace just those panels rather than rewrapping the whole vehicle.
Is paint correction the same as detailing?
No. A detail cleans and protects what's already there. Paint correction physically levels the clear coat with machine polishing to remove the defects underneath. A wash and wax can hide swirls for a few weeks; correction actually removes them. We'll tell you honestly which one your car needs.
What finishes can I choose from?
Gloss black, satin black and matte black are the most popular, and they cover most of what people are after. We carry other finishes too, so if you have something different in mind, ask and we'll show you what's available.
Can I still wash my car normally afterwards?
Yes, once the vinyl has settled. Hand washing is best — avoid aiming a pressure washer directly at the edges of the trim, and skip automatic brush washes, which are hard on any wrapped surface.