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Auto Window Tinting in Clayton, NC

Two HITEK films I trust, Carbon IR and Ceramic IR, installed by me, one vehicle at a time. A cooler cabin, less glare and 99% UV protection.

Carbon IRCeramic IR99% UV protection
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About window tint

Window film that performs

Window tint is a film applied to the inside of your glass. The two films I install, HITEK Carbon IR and HITEK Ceramic IR, are both non-metal, so your phone, GPS and toll tag keep working, and both block 99% of UV.

The difference is heat. At 5% shade, Carbon IR rejects up to 62% of infrared heat and Ceramic IR up to 75%. I'll help you pick the film and shade that fit your car, your budget and North Carolina's tint laws.

Carbon IR vs Ceramic IR

UV protection99%, both films
Carbon IR heat (IR) rejectionUp to 62%
Ceramic IR heat (IR) rejectionUp to 75%
Signal-safeYes, both are non-metal
Why tint

Comfort you'll feel on every drive

Tint isn't just about looks. It keeps the cabin cooler, protects your interior, and makes driving easier on your eyes.

A cooler cabin

Ceramic IR rejects up to 75% of infrared heat and Carbon IR up to 62%, so your A/C doesn't have to work as hard.

Stops UV damage

Both films block 99% of UV, the rays that fade dashboards, crack leather and age skin on long drives.

Less glare

Cuts squinting from direct sun and oncoming headlights for more relaxed driving.

Privacy and a clean look

Darker glass keeps valuables out of sight and gives your vehicle a finished, factory look.

Signal-safe

Non-metal films, so your phone, GPS, Bluetooth and toll tag work normally.

Installed by the owner

I do every tint job myself, one vehicle at a time, backed by the Owner's Touch Guarantee.

The films I install

Carbon IR or Ceramic IR

Carbon IR gives you a deep black look with solid heat rejection. Ceramic IR is the upgrade for maximum heat rejection and a non-reflective, distortion-free view.

HITEK Carbon IR window film
Carbon IRHITEK FILMS
Nano-Carbon Infrared Rejection
Mid-Tier

A nano-carbon film that offers serious heat rejection in a pure black finish, with zero metallic content — no signal loss, deep fade resistance.

IR Rejection62%
Solar Energy (TSER)61%
UV Protection99%
  • Non-metal, 100% signal safe
  • Stable color, deep black appearance
  • Blocks over 99% of UV radiation
  • 62% IR rejection at 5% shade
  • Fade- & scratch-resistant, durable
Available shades
2%5%15%20%35%40%50%
HITEK Ceramic IR window film
Ceramic IRHITEK FILMS
Nano-Ceramic Infrared Film
Premium

HITEK's nano-ceramic film with infrared-rejection technology for stronger heat protection and durable color stability.

IR Rejection75%
Solar Energy (TSER)65%
UV Protection99%
  • Carbon-based ceramic film
  • 75% IR rejection at 5% shade
  • Non-reflective, distortion-free clarity
  • Signal-safe, non-metal composition
  • 99% UV for skin & interior
Available shades
2%5%15%20%30%35%40%45%50%70%
How it works

How I tint your vehicle

From choosing a film to driving away, the work is done by me.

Pick your film and shade

We talk through Carbon IR vs Ceramic IR, the look you want, and what's legal in North Carolina.

Prep the glass

I clean every window thoroughly so the film bonds cleanly and clearly.

Install

I fit the film to each window, edge to edge, for a clean, factory look.

Final check and care tips

I inspect every window with you and explain the cure time before you drive off.

Try it

See your shade before you book

Preview window tint shades on a 3D vehicle model, then bring your favorite to your appointment.

Recent work

Recent tint jobs

Finished tint work from my shop in Clayton.

White Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck with dark window tint applied to the rear and side windows, parked in a residenti
A bright yellow vehicle with freshly tinted windows installed in a professional detailing shop.
A black SUV with tinted windows parked inside an automotive detail shop in Clayton, NC.
A white pickup truck with dark window tint applied to the rear side windows, parked in a residential driveway.
White pickup truck with dark window tint applied to the rear and side windows, parked in a residential driveway.
A dark-colored pickup truck in a service bay with tinted windows and a polished finish, parked indoors under professiona
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Stop by or send me a message

Visit the shop in Clayton or send me a message, and I'll get back to you with pricing and availability.

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Visit the shop983 Garrison Ave · Clayton, NC 27520
Mon–Fri9:00a – 5:00p
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FAQ

Window tint questions

Which film should I choose?
Carbon IR is a deep black film with up to 62% infrared rejection at 5% shade. Ceramic IR goes further, up to 75%, with a non-reflective, distortion-free finish. If heat is your main concern, Ceramic IR is the upgrade. I'll help you decide.
How dark can I go in North Carolina?
North Carolina limits how dark the front side windows can be. I'll walk you through the legal options for your vehicle before we pick a shade.
Will tint interfere with my phone or GPS?
No. Both films are non-metal, so your phone, GPS, Bluetooth and toll tag work normally.
When can I roll my windows down?
Wait 3 to 5 days so the film can cure. A little haze or a few small water pockets during that time is normal and clears as the film dries.
What if something isn't right?
Every tint job is backed by the Owner's Touch Guarantee. If something's not right, I'll make it right.

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Ready for tint?

Tell me what you drive and which film you're considering, and I'll get back to you with a quote.

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