Interactive 3D tint and wrap studio

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Interactive tint & wrap guide

See how each shade changes the look.

Pick the glass you want covered and a real film shade — only that glass darkens. Try a wrap color on the paint while you are here, then text the combination you like to Tint & Go Pro.

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Tint shade

Vehicle

Mercedes-Benz C 220 — only the car you pick is downloaded, 4.4 MB for this one.

Vehicle

Windows

Coverage area

Color

Wrap color

Wrap

Pick a wrap color first — finish applies to the vinyl, not to factory paint.

Wrap finish
Current selectionAll side & rear windows · 30% film · ≈23% installed

All four side windows plus the rear windshield. Rotate to the back of the car to see the rear glass darken.

What does VLT mean?

Visible Light Transmission (VLT) is the percentage of visible light that passes through film and glass. The control shows nominal film VLT; the installed estimate combines it with 75% reference factory glass. A higher percentage looks lighter; a lower percentage looks darker. Your vehicle must be metered for the final value.

Text for a 30% VLT quote

Visual simulation only—not an exact color, darkness, or legal representation. Tint and wrap are rendered as lighting and material values on a 3D model, not photographs of finished work, and screens vary. Ask the installer to meter your glass, to show you a physical wrap swatch before ordering, and to confirm current California and local requirements for each window.