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Shortstop Tint window tinting in Philadelphia, PA
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Automotive Window Tint

Full vehicle tint in carbon or ceramic, cut to spec and installed clean with no bubbles.

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What this covers

About automotive window tint.

Shortstop Tint does car, truck and SUV tint at the shop on Pickwick Street, just off I-95. You pick carbon or ceramic film before anything goes on, every window is cut to fit your glass, and the goal is a cooler cabin and less glare with no bubbles or lifted edges.

02 / What We Do

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Automotive Window Tint

Full vehicle tint in carbon or ceramic, cut to spec and installed clean with no bubbles.

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Ceramic Tint

Top tier heat rejection that keeps the cabin cool and the view clear without going limo dark.

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Windshield & Sun Strips

Visor strips and full windshield film that kill the glare on long drives and low morning sun.

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Residential Home Tint

Cuts heat and UV on home glass so your floors, furniture and power bill stop taking a beating.

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Commercial & Office Tint

Storefronts, offices and glass doors for privacy, branding and real energy savings.

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Tint Removal & Re-Tint

Old bubbling or purple film stripped off clean, the glass polished, and redone properly.

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08 / FAQ

Automotive Window Tint, answered.

It depends on the vehicle. On a sedan or coupe, Pennsylvania requires every window to let at least 70% of light through. On SUVs, pickups and vans, the rear side windows and back glass have no limit, while the windshield and front side windows still have to pass 70%. We go over the options for your vehicle before any film is cut.

A full car is usually 2 to 4 hours, and two front windows about an hour.

Yes, you drive it home the same day. Leave the windows rolled up for the next few days while the film cures.

Carbon blocks a solid amount of heat for the money and never fades. Ceramic blocks noticeably more heat and glare at the same shade, so the cabin stays cooler without having to go darker.

It depends on the vehicle, the film and how many windows. Call or send the form and you get a clear quote before any work starts.

The shop is at 2728 Pickwick St, Philadelphia, PA 19134, just off I-95. Open Monday to Saturday 8 AM to 6 PM and Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM. Estimates are always free.

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