THE FINESSE TINT STUDIO
Find your shade.
Pick a body style.
Find the tint that fits your vision.
Choose a body style. Preview tint on a reference model.
Kia K5
4-door car · Reference modelTap a shade and see it above. Front windshield is separate.
01Choose your paint
This is an approximate visualization, not a measured result. Lighting, your screen, viewing angle, film, and factory glass change the appearance. Models are visualization references; body details and factory glass can vary by model year and trim. “No Additional Film” preserves the factory glass. Factory VLT values are labeled estimates unless you enter measured values. Interior surroundings and eye positions are illustrative; simulated visibility does not establish real-world driving safety.
A LITTLE CLARITY
Let’s find the right
tint for you.
Looking for a little more privacy or a more comfortable ride? Try a few shades above. We’ll help you choose a film that suits your vehicle and the way you drive.
What do the tint percentages mean?+
The number tells you how much visible light the film lets through. Lower numbers mean darker tint, so 20% looks darker than 35%. Your vehicle’s original glass affects the final result, too. That’s why the same shade can look a little different from one vehicle to another.
What’s different about ceramic tint?+
Ceramic tint can help reduce heat from sunlight without needing a very dark shade. Different films offer different levels of heat control, so the percentage is only part of the story. We’ll explain how the options compare and help you choose based on comfort, appearance, and budget.
Will darker tint keep my car cooler?+
Not always. The type of film matters as well as the shade. Depending on the products, a lighter ceramic film can reject more heat than a darker conventional film. This preview helps you compare the look. We can talk you through the heat-control options when you’re ready.
Does tint help with UV protection?+
Window film can help reduce UV exposure, but you can’t judge its protection just by how dark it looks. The film and your glass both matter. Ask us about the UV protection of the film you’re considering, and we’ll go over its published specifications with you.
How do I know which shade to choose?+
Start with a look you like, then think about how and when you drive. Darker tint lets in less light, which matters especially at night. Bring your favorites to us and we’ll help you compare real samples, check your existing glass, and go over the requirements that apply to your vehicle.