Mobile Window Tinting.
We Come To You.

💬 "What's the difference between a tint shop and mobile tinting?"

Convenience — for you. With a shop, you drive there, hand over your keys and wait around (or arrange a ride). With JUST TINT, we come to you. At work? We tint your car in the parking lot while you finish your shift. Working from home? We do it right in your driveway while you're inside. Apartment? We set up in the parking lot. All we need is a little shade — a tree or a garage — because film can't be installed under direct Florida sun. The only days we can't work outdoors are rainy days, unless you have a covered spot like a garage. Worried about dust because it's done outside? Working in the shade keeps dust down, we clean and prep every window before the film goes on, and you get the same clean finish as any shop. And the quality? Check our 5-star reviews — same professional, computer-cut, guaranteed work, without you losing half your day.

💬 "Does it come with a warranty?"

Yes — every JUST TINT job comes with a lifetime warranty and real customer support. If the film starts bubbling, lifting off the glass or fading, call us. We come take a look, and if the problem is on us, we fix it 100% free — no charge, no runaround.

💬 "How dark can I legally tint my windows in Florida?"

Here's Florida law (§316.2953–2954), in plain English:

• Front side windows: must let at least 28% of light through. We don't stock a 28% film — we use 35% up front, so you're 100% legal with zero worries.
• Back side windows & rear window: at least 15% on cars (SUVs, trucks and vans can go darker, to 6%).
• Windshield: no full tint allowed — only a strip at the very top, above the AS-1 line (about the top 5 inches). The strip itself can be dark — even 5% — or clear; what the law controls is the size of the strip, not just the shade.

We explain all of this to you in person before we install, and we show you the shades on your own car so you choose with your eyes open.

💬 "Can I just put 5% on the whole car?"

Honest answer: by Florida law, no — 5% is darker than the legal limit on the front windows (and on the rear of a sedan). Can we install it? Yes, we can — but it would be strictly at your own risk and responsibility. If you're stopped and get a warning or a ticket for the tint, that's on you, not on us. Most of our customers stay legal with 35% front / 15% back — dark, private, and zero headaches.

💬 "Can you match my front windows to the dark factory glass in the back?"

Your back windows already have factory privacy glass (usually 15–20% from the factory). To "match" exactly, the fronts would need the same darkness — but Florida's front limit is 28%, so a perfect match puts you under the legal line. What we do to keep you legal: 35% on the front two — looks clean and matched, and fully legal. If you insist on an exact match anyway, we can do it, but again: at your own risk.

💬 "Can you tint my whole windshield?"

No — in Florida a full windshield tint isn't allowed (unless you have a medical exemption). What we can do is the sunstrip at the top: it cuts the glare, looks sharp, and stays within the law as long as it doesn't go below the AS-1 line (roughly the top 5 inches). Want it dark at 5% or keep it light and clear? Either is fine — the size is what matters. And one more timing tip: after any tint job, wait 2 days before rolling your windows down while the film cures.