Comfort, privacy, and protection —
tinted right and legal in Maine.
Professional window tinting that blocks UV, cuts heat, and adds privacy — installed by the same shop that handles your collision repairs. We know Maine’s tinting laws inside and out, so your vehicle stays compliant while looking its best.
Maine window tint laws at a glance.
Maine has specific rules for how dark your tint can be — and where. We know them cold. Every install we do is compliant with Maine law.
More than looks — real, measurable benefits.
Window tinting isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s one of the most cost-effective upgrades you can make to protect your vehicle’s interior and improve everyday comfort.
Quality window film blocks up to 99% of UV-A and UV-B radiation. That protects your skin during daily driving — and protects your interior from fading, cracking, and discoloration. Dashboard, seats, and trim all last longer behind good film.
99%UV blocked (ceramic film)Window film — especially ceramic film — rejects infrared heat, keeping your interior significantly cooler on hot days. That means less reliance on A/C, better fuel efficiency, and a more comfortable car from the moment you get in.
Up to 60%Heat rejection (ceramic film)Rear and side tint limits visibility into your vehicle — reducing the temptation for smash-and-grab theft. Film also holds shattered glass together on impact, reducing injury risk and keeping glass fragments contained if a window breaks.
Tinted windows reduce sun and headlight glare — making driving more comfortable and reducing eye fatigue on long drives. Particularly noticeable on Maine’s eastward morning commutes and low-angle winter sun.
UV and heat are the primary causes of interior fading and cracking over time. Tinting significantly extends the life of your seats, dashboard, and carpeting — protecting your vehicle’s resale value in the process.
A clean, even tint job gives any vehicle a sharper, more finished look. Done right, it enhances the vehicle’s lines without looking aftermarket or uneven. We install with precision — no bubbles, gaps, or finger lifts.
Choose your VLT level.
VLT (Visible Light Transmission) is the percentage of light that passes through the film. Lower percentage = darker tint. Here’s how each level looks, performs, and fits Maine law.
Not all window film is the same.
The darkness you choose is one decision. The film type is another — and it has a bigger impact on performance than shade alone.
The most affordable option. A layer of dye absorbs some solar energy and reduces visible light. Provides basic privacy and glare reduction, modest UV protection.
- Good privacy and appearance
- Basic UV protection
- Limited heat rejection (absorbs, doesn’t reflect)
- May fade over time in high-UV environments
- Most budget-friendly option
Carbon particles give this film better heat rejection than dyed film without the metallic look or signal interference of metalized film. Good all-around performer at a mid-range price.
- Better heat rejection than dyed film
- Matte, non-reflective appearance
- No signal interference (GPS, cell, radio)
- Good UV protection
- More fade-resistant than dyed
The top tier. Ceramic nanoparticles reject infrared heat without blocking radio signals or appearing metallic. Maximum UV and heat protection in a completely clear-looking film. Worth it for vehicles driven daily.
- Up to 99% UV rejection
- Up to 60% infrared heat rejection
- No signal interference — GPS, cell, radar work normally
- No metallic appearance — looks factory
- Best long-term durability — won’t fade or purple
Getting body work done? Add tinting at the same time.
Window tinting pairs naturally with any collision repair, body work, or glass replacement. Your vehicle is already at our shop — there’s no more convenient time to upgrade your windows than while the rest of the work is being done.
We can tint your vehicle while it’s in for any of the following services, minimizing your time without a car and maximizing the value of your visit.
- No second drop-off — done in one visit
- New glass from a replacement is ideal for tinting — fresh, clean surface with no old adhesive
- Fresh repaint is the perfect time to complete the look with matching tint
- Lifetime warranty covers both the tint and the repair under one visit
Services we commonly combine with tinting
Ask about adding tint when you schedule any of these.
- Windshield & glass replacement
- Collision & auto body repair
- Paintless dent repair (PDR)
- Paint & cosmetic refinish
- Patriot Liner bed liner installation
- ResistAll undercoating
In and out — typically same day.
Window tinting is one of the fastest upgrades you can make. Most full-vehicle tint jobs are completed in a few hours.
We walk through shade levels, film types, and Maine law requirements for your specific vehicle. We confirm whether dual mirrors are required for rear tint and check your current glass for anything that affects installation.
No charge to consultWindows are thoroughly cleaned, decontaminated, and prepped before any film is cut. Proper prep is the single biggest factor in a bubble-free, long-lasting result — it’s where shortcuts show up years later.
No bubbles · No hazingFilm is precisely cut to your vehicle’s glass dimensions and applied with heat-forming tools to conform to curved surfaces. Edges are tucked cleanly into door seals for a factory appearance.
Precision cut · Tucked edgesFilm is inspected before you see it. Adhesive requires a short cure period — avoid rolling windows down for 48–72 hours after installation. Lifetime warranty issued at pickup.
48–72 hr window cureWindow tinting for all of Southern Maine.
Window tinting FAQ.
Ready to tint?
Let’s get you scheduled.
Call us to discuss shade options, film types, and pricing for your vehicle. Most jobs are same-day or combined with your existing repair visit. Walk-ins welcome for consultations.
Weirs Collision Center · 1513 Portland Road, Arundel, ME 04046 · (207) 604-7291 · Mon–Fri 8:00am–5:00pm · Walk-Ins Welcome