Tell us what matters
Heat rejection, glare, privacy or the look — most drivers care about one or two above the rest. That's what points to the right film.
Window Tint
Window tint rejects heat and glare, blocks UV and adds privacy — while keeping the view out clear. The film you choose sets how dark it looks and how much heat it blocks, so the conversation starts with what matters most to you.
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Your project
Heat rejection, glare, privacy or the look — most drivers care about one or two above the rest. That's what points to the right film.
Sides, rear, a windshield strip or the full windshield? Tell us your vehicle's year, make and model and which glass you want done.
Factory-tinted glass and older film both affect the result. If there's film on the car now, let us know its condition — removal can be part of the job.
Good to know
Start with the problem you want solved. If it's heat, ceramic and carbon films reject infrared without going darker. If it's glare or privacy, shade matters more. Darkness and heat rejection aren't the same thing — a lighter high-performance film can outperform a darker basic one.
Tell us about the existing film and its condition. Peeling, bubbling or purple discoloration means the old film should come off first, and removal is part of the conversation.
Text your vehicle's year, make and model, the windows you want tinted and your main priority. R&S Customs is opening soon; call or text (713) 960-2211 to ask about future availability.
Start with a conversation
A new look. A little protection. Something you’ve been thinking about for a while. Tell us about your vehicle and let’s talk.
(713) 960-2211A good place to start
R&S Customs is opening soon. Ask about opening plans, pricing and future availability. The text button opens your messaging app.
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