Cooler cabin
Rejects solar heat so the interior stays comfortable in July and the A/C works less.
Picture Butte · Southern Alberta
SunTek film, CNC-cut to your glass. Cooler cabin, no fading, more privacy — and a look that finishes the truck.
Why 360 Tint
SunTek film, CNC-cut edges and a shade for every taste. Here's what a proper tint does for your vehicle.
Rejects solar heat so the interior stays comfortable in July and the A/C works less.
Blocks the ultraviolet that fades seats, cracks dashes and burns skin on long drives.
Keeps eyes off what's in the back seat and the bed — tools, kids, gear, all of it.
CNC-cut patterns give a crisp, factory-looking edge on every window. It's the detail that makes a black truck look done.
Film & shades
Every job uses SunTek window film, computer-cut to your exact year, make and model for a factory-clean edge — no blades on your glass, no guesswork. Pick your film, then pick how dark.
The everyday choice
Great valueValue tier
A deep, true-black look with solid heat rejection. There's no metal in the film, so nothing interferes with your phone, GPS or radio — and carbon never fades to purple.
Available shades
Maximum heat rejection
PremiumPremium tier
The step up. Ceramic particles reject far more infrared heat than carbon at the same shade, so the cab stays cooler without going darker — and it's just as signal-friendly.
Available shades
Shade is the percentage of light the film lets through — lower is darker. Not sure which one? Frank keeps samples at the shop and can hold them up to your glass.
Carbon or ceramic, then how dark. Call or text Frank with your year, make and model for a number.
Your pattern is machine-cut to the exact window shape — no blades on the glass, no hand-trimmed edges.
Frank lays the film, finishes every edge, and you leave with a truck that looks the part.
Text or call Frank with your year, make and model and the shade you're after.
Contact
Locally owned in Picture Butte. Trucks, SUVs, cars and vans — if it has glass, we'll tint it.