Automotive Window Tinting
Cars, trucks, and SUVs — more privacy, protection from harmful UV rays, and a cooler, more comfortable cabin, with a clean, professional finish installed to Wisconsin's legal limits.
What We Do
One shop in Appleton for your car, your home, and your business.
Home & Office Window Tinting
Enhance comfort and privacy while reducing energy costs. Professional film blocks harmful UV rays, minimizes glare, and improves insulation year-round — for houses and businesses alike.
Window Tint Training
Want to learn the trade? Training at Muntz Tintz goes beyond theory — hands-on instruction and proven business coaching designed for today's tint professionals. Call (920) 734-3001 for training details.
Wisconsin Tint Law — Know Before You Tint
50% VLT MAX
Front side windows
35% VLT MAX
Rear side windows & rear windshield
Wisconsin law: the windshield may carry non-reflective tint above the AS-1 line only, and a vehicle with its rear window tinted below 60% VLT needs dual outside mirrors. VLT is visible light transmission — the lower the number, the darker the film. We install to legal limits and will walk you through your options before any film goes on.
Tint Care Questions
The things drivers ask most after fresh film goes on.
How dark can I legally tint in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin's rule is laid out in the tint law band above: 50% VLT MAX on the front side windows, and 35% VLT MAX on the rear side windows and the rear windshield. Windshield tint is non-reflective and stops at the AS-1 line, and if your rear window is tinted below 60% VLT the vehicle needs dual outside mirrors. We'll confirm the legal shade for your vehicle before any film goes on.
When can I roll my windows down after tinting?
Give fresh film a few days to cure before rolling the windows down. Sliding the glass too soon can catch an edge of film that is still setting. If the shop gives you a specific wait time for your install, follow that.
Why does my new tint look hazy or bubbly?
A hazy look and small water pockets are a normal part of curing — the film is applied wet, and the moisture works its way out as it dries. It clears on its own over the curing period, which runs longer in cold Wisconsin weather. Don't press on the bubbles; let them dry out.
How should I clean tinted windows?
Clean tinted glass with a soft microfiber cloth and a gentle, ammonia-free cleaner — ammonia can break film down over time. Skip paper towels, scouring pads, and anything abrasive, and wait until the film has fully cured before the first cleaning.
Can you film my home or office too?
Yes — Muntz Tintz installs window film on houses and businesses as well as vehicles. Home and office film helps with hot rooms, glare on screens, energy costs, privacy, and fading, while keeping the view. Send the quote form below with a few details about the project and we'll take it from there.
Do you offer tint training?
Yes. Training at Muntz Tintz goes beyond theory — expert instruction, hands-on experience, and proven business coaching for today's tint professionals. Call (920) 734-3001 for training details.
Get a Free Quote
Tell us what you're driving — or what room you're tired of squinting in — and we'll get back to you with a quote. Prefer to talk? Call the shop.
