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A Nardo Grey Audi RS6 Avant with full-front paint protection film in our studio

Areas we serveWindow Tinting Corona, CA

At the top of the Santa Ana Canyon, east of us along the 91. Cars come to our studio in Yorba Linda; for homes and businesses, the van comes to you.

(949) 227-9932
Inland Empire

How we serve Corona

Corona sits at the top of the Santa Ana Canyon, where the 91 comes out of Orange County and meets the 71 and the 15. Inland summers here are hot, and the canyon stretch of the 91 is the main road between Corona and Orange County. Our studio is at the other end of that drive, just off the freeway in Yorba Linda, and that’s where the car comes; Corona homes and businesses needn’t make the trip at all — the van comes out to them.

  • Car and Tesla window tint
  • Ceramic tint
  • Paint protection film and ceramic coating
  • Detailing and paint correction
  • Home and business film in Corona, fitted on site
(949) 227-9932
A white Toyota GR Supra, freshly tinted, rolling out through our studio’s roller door
What we do

Our services in Corona

Commuting from Corona into Orange County means the 91 west in the morning and east at night, so the sun sits behind you both ways and glares in the rear-view mirror. Kepler film on the back glass cuts that glare, and Ceramic on the rear side windows keeps out the heat a car soaks up in Corona’s summer sun.

A bathroom window fitted with frosted privacy film
Homes and businesses

Home and business window film in Corona

Corona homes run from older streets near the middle of the city to newer neighborhoods toward the hills, and inland heat pushes hard through west- and south-facing glass. Kepler home film cuts that heat and glare and blocks UV, and Kepler commercial film does the same for offices and shops. Samples go on your own windows before we fit on site.

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Questions

Corona window tinting questions

Take the 91 west through the canyon and come off at Yorba Linda Boulevard and Weir Canyon Road — the studio is just north of the freeway on La Palma Avenue.

Not legally. California allows only clear film on the front side windows — at least 88% light, keeping the window at 70% or more, with a certificate — while any shade is legal behind the driver, and on the back window when the car has mirrors on both sides.

Corona follows California law: clear UV film only on the front side windows (they must stay at 70% or more), any shade on the side windows behind the driver and on the rear window when the car has mirrors on both sides, and a strip along the top of the windshield.

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Tell us about your car or your windows. Our quote system is open around the clock — we’ll come back with a clear price fast.

(949) 227-9932
  • Monday – Saturday9am – 6pm
  • SundayClosed

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