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Choose from several shades and finishes, from a subtle factory-style match to a darker, sharper look. We’ll help you pick the one that suits your vehicle.
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Car Window Tinting in South East Michigan
DLK Window Tinting offers car window tinting in South East Michigan. Compare Kepler films and shades for heat control, glare reduction and the look you want for your car.
- 99%
- UV blocked by Kepler film
- 98%
- Infrared heat rejection, Kepler IR+ at its best
- Lifetime
- Warranty on automotive tint
Car window tinting
Kepler window tint for cars, trucks and SUVs
DLK Window Tinting fits professional car window tint for cars, trucks, SUVs, fleet vehicles and specialty vehicles across Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan. We use Kepler window film that blocks infrared heat, cuts glare and helps protect your interior from fading, so the car is more comfortable all year round.
Every job is done indoors at our Mount Clemens shop: careful prep, a clean install and a final check of every window with you before you drive away. We’ll help you compare shades and film types and explain Michigan’s tint rules before we start.
Our car tint services
- Full vehicle tint
- Windshield visor strips
- Ceramic heat-blocking films
- Tesla & specialty vehicles
- Trucks, SUVs & fleet vehicles
- Old tint removal
What it does
Why tint your car windows?
Kepler film does a lot more than darken the glass. Here’s what changes when your car is tinted properly.
A cooler car
Kepler Ceramic IR and Ceramic Plus are made to reduce infrared heat, so seats, steering wheels and passengers stay cooler on sunny days. Performance varies by film, shade and glass.
More privacy
Tint makes it harder to see into your vehicle and what you leave inside it. Privacy depends on the shade and the light, and we’ll help you choose an option that suits you.
Blocks UV
Select automotive films block up to 99% of UV rays, protecting passengers and helping slow the fading and cracking of seats, dashboards and trim.
Less glare
Tint takes the edge off bright summer sun and low winter glare, so driving is easier on your eyes. How much depends on the shade you choose.
Lifetime warranty
Our automotive tint has a lifetime warranty against covered defects such as bubbling, peeling, delamination and fading, for as long as you own the vehicle, under the manufacturer’s terms.
Kepler automotive window film
Compare our Automotive Window Films
Switch between Kepler’s film ranges to compare the technology, heat performance and shades. We’ll help you choose the right car window tint for the way you drive, fitted at our Mount Clemens shop.
KEPLER WINDOW FILM
Engineered for the everyday.
Standard · IR · IR+
StandardDyed window film
A considered everyday tint.
A classic charcoal appearance with glare control and a choice of four shades.
- Classic charcoal finish
- Everyday glare control
- Four shade choices
Available shades
Nebula 04Helios 20Equinox 33Stratum 50
Shade labels are Kepler range names. Measured film VLT: 5% / 20% / 35% / 50% in the same order. Confirm the selected grade, fitted-glass result and applicable manufacturer warranty before booking.
Kepler window film
How much infrared heat does Kepler film block?
Michigan summers heat up a parked car, and low winter sun can be blinding. Kepler film blocks the infrared heat you feel through the glass, blocks the UV that fades interiors and cuts glare, in the shade you choose.
Kepler IR+Advanced ceramic window film
Heat turned back98% infrared
:UV let through1% ultraviolet
5 shadesDarkest 4% VLT99% UV blocked
Range figures from Kepler: infrared rejection is the range maximum, not total solar energy rejection. Michigan tint law limits how dark the front side windows can go — we’ll check your car with you.
Try tint on your car
Compare Car Window Tint Shades
Find your car, explore lighter and darker shades, then compare the look from the front and the side.
Choose your vehicle
See your car in a new shade.
Choose your make, model and year to start exploring window tint on your vehicle.
Illustrative vehicle preview
Screen illustrations are a guide, not measured VLT. Existing glass affects the result; legal requirements depend on your vehicle, window and location.
Our work
Recent work from our Mount Clemens shop
Real cars, trucks and SUVs tinted at our Mount Clemens shop.
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How it works
How we tint your car
No guesswork and no surprises: you’ll know what you’re getting before we start.
Choose your film and shade
Send us the make, model and year or bring the car by. We’ll compare films and shades with you and explain Michigan’s tint rules.
We clean the glass and cut the film
The glass is deep-cleaned and the film is cut and shaped to every window, edges trimmed tight and clean.
We fit the film and check it with you
We fit the film, check each window with you, explain the drying time and hand over your warranty.
Questions
Car window tinting questions
Still not sure? Call the shop and talk to the people who’ll do the work.
Call the shop(586) 461-947601How long does car window tinting take?
Most appointments take about 1–5 hours, depending on the vehicle and the windows being tinted. We book installs by appointment so there’s time to do it properly, and we’ll confirm the time when you book.
02What is a lifetime warranty?
Our automotive tint has a lifetime warranty against covered film defects such as cracking, bubbling, peeling, delamination and fading, for as long as the original customer owns the vehicle. It covers the film and replacement labor for approved claims. Accidental damage, scratches and misuse are not covered. If you notice an issue, contact us and we’ll inspect it and explain the next steps.
03Is your tint the same as “factory tinted” glass?
No. Factory privacy glass is colored when the glass is made, while window film is applied to the inside of the glass. A dark look alone doesn’t tell you how much heat or UV a window stops — ceramic film can add heat rejection and UV protection to factory-tinted glass.
04How do I clean tinted windows?
Use an ammonia-free glass cleaner and a soft, clean microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive pads, razor blades or scrapers, which can scratch or damage the film, and follow the aftercare instructions we give you.
05Can you tint in wet or cold weather?
Yes. We tint indoors, so appointments usually go ahead in rain or cold. Cooler weather and less sun can make the film take longer to dry, and we’ll explain what to expect while it cures.
06How long should I keep my windows rolled up?
Keep your windows fully rolled up for at least 7 days after installation, unless we give you different instructions for your vehicle. Lowering them too soon can disturb the film before it has bonded.
07What makes old tint turn purple and bubble?
Purple tint is usually the dye in a cheaper film breaking down over time; lasting bubbles can mean the adhesive has failed. Film quality, age, sun and installation all play a part. Small moisture pockets while new film dries are different and normal. If film we fitted shows either problem, contact us and we’ll inspect it and review your warranty.
08Will you come to my home to tint my car?
No. Car window tinting is done at our shop in Mount Clemens, Michigan, where we can control the dust, light and temperature. Get a quote and we’ll book you in.
Call the shop for a free quote
Fast price. Clean install. Want a price for your project? Get in touch with DLK Window Tinting today.
Speak to DLK Window Tinting
Get a car window tinting quote
Tell us your vehicle’s make, model and year, which windows you want tinted and whether old film needs removing. We’ll explain the film options and confirm your quote.
(586) 461-9476info@dlkwindowtinting.com