Window Tint in Rockville & Montgomery County, MD.
Premium ceramic and carbon film — heat rejection, UV protection, and a sharp finish that lasts. Maryland-legal options for every vehicle.
Heat, glare, and UV — handled.
Window tint is a thin film applied to your vehicle's glass. The right film blocks up to 99% of UV rays, rejects significant infrared heat, and reduces dangerous glare — making your car cooler, more comfortable, and easier on your interior.
- Ceramic, carbon, and dyed film options
- Maryland-legal VLT levels (35%+ on front sides)
- Lifetime warranty on premium ceramic film
- Most full-vehicle installs done in one day
Ceramic vs. carbon vs. dyed.
Dyed Tint
Affordable darkening with limited heat rejection. Can fade over time. Good for budget builds where look matters more than performance.
Carbon Tint
Blocks more heat than dyed film, resists fading, and gives a deep matte black look. A solid step up.
Maryland law requires that front side windows allow more than 35% of light to pass through (35% VLT minimum). Rear side and rear windows can be darker. Always confirm legal options with your installer — we'll guide you through compliant choices that still look great.
Window tint FAQ.
Ceramic tint for a full vehicle typically runs $400–$700 depending on the vehicle and film line. Sedans are usually less than SUVs. Call (240) 203-8849 for an exact quote.
Quality ceramic tint installed by RBS lasts the life of the vehicle and comes with a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, and fading.
When you choose a legal VLT (visible light transmission) level for your front side windows, night visibility is largely unchanged. We'll help you pick a shade that's safe and stylish.
Yes. Many vehicles come with privacy glass on the rear; we can match the front sides as closely as possible while staying within Maryland's 35% VLT requirement.
We recommend waiting 3–5 days for the film to fully cure. We'll walk you through aftercare at pickup.