FAQs: Window Tinting, Ceramic Coating, and Paint Protection Film

Yes, Illinois allows window tinting, but the laws vary depending on the type of vehicle. Passenger cars must have side windows and a rear glass with at least 35% light transmission. For SUVs and vans, rear windows can be darker, but front side windows must allow at least 50% light transmission. Always check local regulations for compliance.

Window tinting provides UV protection, heat reduction, glare reduction, enhanced privacy, and a stylish look. It also helps protect your car’s interior from fading and cracking.

At Super Tinting, we use high-quality LLumar films, which come with a lifetime warranty. This means your tint is protected against peeling, bubbling, or fading for as long as you own your vehicle. Proper maintenance ensures it stays looking great for years to come.

Darker tints can reduce visibility at night, so it’s important to choose a tint level that balances privacy and safety.

Yes, window tint can be professionally removed without damaging the glass. A new tint can then be applied to meet your needs.

Chameleon tint changes color based on lighting and angles, offering a unique aesthetic while still providing UV and heat protection.

Installing window tint typically takes 2 to 4 hours, depending on the number of windows and the type of film.

PPF is a clear, durable film applied to your car’s painted surfaces. It protects against scratches, rock chips, and environmental damage.

High-quality films like LLumar Platinum PPF can last up to 10 years with proper care and maintenance.

Yes, PPF can be safely removed by professionals without damaging the paint underneath.

PPF is low-maintenance, but regular washing and avoiding abrasive cleaners will help maintain its clarity and durability.

PPF can be applied to high-impact areas like bumpers, hoods, fenders, and headlights, or to the entire vehicle for maximum protection.

PPF is virtually invisible and enhances the appearance of your car by providing a high-gloss or matte finish.

Yes, PPF protects your car’s value by preserving its paint, making it an excellent choice for long-term ownership or resale value.

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that bonds with your vehicle’s paint, creating a durable protective layer. It repels dirt, water, and contaminants while enhancing gloss and depth.

Premium coatings like Gtechniq Ceramic Coating can last up to 5 years with proper maintenance.

Yes, ceramic coating protects your paint from UV rays, chemical stains, and minor scratches while reducing the need for waxing and making your car easier to clean.

Yes, ceramic coating is suitable for most vehicles, but paint correction may be necessary for older or imperfect paint surfaces.

Ceramic coating offers long-term protection (years), while waxing provides short-term results (months) and requires frequent reapplication.

Ceramic coating provides minor scratch resistance but won’t protect against deep scratches or heavy impacts.

DIY kits are available, but professional application ensures even coverage, proper bonding, and long-lasting results.

Paint correction is the process of removing imperfections like swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation, and water spots from a vehicle's paintwork. At Super Tinting in Chicago, we use advanced polishing techniques, compounds, and polishes to enhance the paint’s depth, smoothness, and gloss, leaving a flawless finish.

Paint correction can remove most light and moderate surface-level scratches, but deeper scratches that penetrate the clear coat may not be fully eliminated. However, these can often be minimized to be less noticeable. At Super Tinting, we’ll assess your vehicle’s condition and provide realistic expectations.

The time required depends on the package and your vehicle's condition. A One-Step Polish typically takes 4-6 hours, while a Multi-Step Paint Correction may take up to 20 hours for extensive work. At Super Tinting, we ensure every detail is perfected for stunning results.

Yes, paint correction significantly improves your vehicle's appearance by removing imperfections and restoring its shine. It also enhances the effectiveness of protective coatings like ceramic coating, sealants, or waxes, helping to maintain your car’s value and beauty over time.

The results of paint correction can last for years, depending on how well the vehicle is maintained. Regular washing, proper detailing, and applying protective coatings like ceramic coating can help preserve the flawless finish.

When performed by trained professionals, paint correction is safe and does not harm the clear coat. At Super Tinting in Glenview, we use precise techniques and premium products to ensure your vehicle’s paint is restored without unnecessary wear.

Yes, paint correction creates a smooth, defect-free surface, ensuring that ceramic coatings bond properly and deliver maximum durability and shine. It’s the ideal first step for long-lasting protection.