Protect Your Interior With Window Tinting
Showroom Detailing offers premium automotive window tinting services for Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Norman, Yukon, Tuttle, and surrounding areas.
Our team brings high-performance window film, professional installation, and showroom-quality results. All tint is installed at our shop in South OKC.
Whether you’re looking for heat rejection, privacy, UV protection, or a cleaner aesthetic, our tinting solutions give your vehicle long-lasting protection and a sleek finish. The question we get the most is "How much does ceramic tint cost?"
Standard Window Tint Packages
Carbon film is the practical choice: real privacy, noticeably less glare, and no signal interference with your phone or radio. It's covered by our warranty and holds up far better than cheap dyed film. If you want the look and the privacy without the ceramic price, this is the one.
Front Two Windows
Price Starts At $149
Ceramic Window Tint Packages
Ceramic is our best window tint. It blocks 96% of the heat from the sun, so your car stays cool even on really hot days. It also cuts way down on bright glare and stays crystal clear, so you can see well. It won't mess up your phone or radio signals. The color stays the same over time, and it gives your car a sharp, clean look. Protecting the paint too? Most customers pair tint with paint protection film on the front end or a ceramic coating on the paint. Tell us when you book and we'll plan them together so the car only comes in once.
Front Two Windows
Price Starts At $249
Window Tinting FAQs
Will my tint bubble and turn purple over time?
Not with the film we use. Purple fade and bubbling come from dyed film, where the dye breaks down under UV and the adhesive fails. We install ceramic and carbon films, which use metal-free ceramic particles instead of dye — they don't oxidize, so they don't shift color or lift. We also strip and redo a lot of other shops' work, so if you're living with bad film now, that's a job we do regularly.
Is ceramic tint worth it?
In Oklahoma, yes. Ceramic film blocks significantly more infrared heat than dyed or carbon film, which is what you actually feel in July. It cuts interior temperatures noticeably, takes load off your air conditioning, and blocks 99% of UV so your dash and seats don't crack and fade. It also doesn't interfere with phone, GPS or radio signal the way older metallic films did. If you park outside or commute in afternoon sun, it's the upgrade that pays for itself in comfort.
Do you offer a warranty on window tint?
Yes. Our ceramic window tint film carries a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, cracking and color change, covering both the film and the labor to replace it. Keep your invoice — that's your proof of purchase. The warranty covers manufacturing and installation failure, not damage from a broken window or something sharp against the film.
How long before I can roll my windows down after tinting?
Leave the freshly tinted windows up for three to five days. The film is applied with a water-based solution that needs to fully evaporate before the adhesive reaches full strength, and rolling a window down early can drag the film at the edge. You may see slight haze or small water pockets during that period — that's normal and clears as it cures. In cold or humid weather, give it the full five days.
How long does a window tint installation take?
Most cars take two to three hours for a full set of windows. Add roughly an hour for a windshield. The time goes into prep — the glass has to be genuinely clean before film touches it, because any grit trapped underneath becomes a permanent bubble. We'd rather take the extra half hour than hand back an install you'll notice every time you drive.
Oklahoma Window Tint Laws: What's Actually Legal
Oklahoma's limit is 25% VLT on every window — front sides, back sides and rear glass — with no darker allowance for the back. Windshield film is only allowed above the AS-1 line (or the top five inches), and no film can be more than 25% reflective. Your factory glass already blocks some light, so a 35% film is the darkest that reliably stays legal. Drivers with a qualifying medical condition can apply for an exemption through the Commissioner of Public Safety with a physician's note.
We do install darker film and full windshield film, and plenty of customers choose them. We'll just tell you where a shade sits legally before we cut anything, so it's your decision and an informed one. And if what you really want is a cooler car rather than a darker one, a legal 35% ceramic film blocks more heat than a cheap 5% dyed film ever will.
Available Tint Shades
The percentage is how much light the film lets through, so lower is darker.
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70% — nearly clear; heat and UV rejection without changing the look
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50% — light tint
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35% — the darkest film that reliably stays legal in Oklahoma
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20% — our most requested shade; below the legal limit
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15% — dark; below the legal limit
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5% — limo tint; below the legal limit
Not sure where to land? Tell us what matters more — heat, privacy or looks — and we'll recommend a shade and tell you where it sits legally.
