Gilbert Tint Works

This is 1 of 4 cars we have tinted absolutely top to bottom, starting with removal, then all sides back windshield and sunroof... For this customer.

I'm so thankful for the film from .windowfilms ; their product is easy to use, looks great and performs excellent, (top tier performance and warranty)

THEN we protected all the windshields from future damage with WPF from ; their protection film is the best in the industry.

Having two brands with products made start to finish in the US, (a lot less common in our industry than you think) priceless.

Me, these guys, and your car.. a recipe for success.

There are a handful of films that break up reflection to protect your turf, siding, vehicles or even your neighbors property.

They range from sheen, wet application films, clear perforated vinyls and dry application standard perforated vinyls.

The cost of the material varies greatly, and the difference is not as much performance as much as how much heat it rejects, how long it will last and how it influences your view from the inside and appearance from the curb!

We do them all!

Went in today for a quick one for a regular customer. I am so appreciative of the work you all give me, regularly! I will continue to work as hard as I can to earn your business.

Today, kick your feet up and enjoy the day, I know my friends who served and made the ultimate sacrifice would want to see all of us enjoying ourselves as much as we can, that's the point of their sacrifice it feels like eh?

One of my favorite things to do in tint, is take a car that is just starting to show some age, maybe the tech is old .. the body style has changed.. and give it new life.

Sure, tinting a brand new Lotus is fun; but tinting something and taking it from a 6 to a 10 is my favorite

This window doesn't look that big in the photo, but it's 48" x 72" roughly. It was brought in, in an emergency because they broke one of the windows out, and I dropped everything to make sure I could get it done asap for them, to get their heavy equipment back to work.

Single cab Monday?

Just getting back from some flat glass work we had this morning in Mesa, this house needed some serious heat rejection for it's West facing windows and I was here for it.

Dual Max 15 from .windowfilms to the rescue

I tinted this Lexus LS430, they're difficult cars for a few reasons but they're also my favorite car I think (every LS generation), from 1990-2026.

Anyway, here is the end result with a sombrero for Cinco De Mayo.

Is this appropriation? I don't know, I'm not a scholar, I tint windows for a living.

In previous years, depending on the year, April is either my 5th or 6th busiest month and March is either my 8th or 9th.

March WAS my 2nd biggest month of all time, and April is my first (putting March at my 3rd now), if this trend continues I'll break that record every month through September/October, there is work out there if you're willing to work hard for it.

It's apparent I need to start scaling, but at a slow responsible pace.

I have been working for myself most of my adult life, I know, mostly how growing works.

I am going to start that process, most of my past employees would tell any prospective hire that I pay fair, I am honest, consistent and I don't expect any of my employees to do anything I'm not willing to do myself; and I pay really well.

I'm not interested in talking to anybody with bad habits or chips on their shoulders.

I need to find someone green who wants to work hard and get rewarded for it, to build good habits, to be held accountable, to grow slowly.

I'm not afraid to pay six figures, I've done it before when that was a lot more money than it is now.

I'm getting my toes wet with the idea now, but for the right person I'd wait to hire if they needed even.

This dressed up in .windowfilms nano-ceramic head to toe, for advanced infrared rejection, heat rejection, UV protection and appearance!!