Comfort and Style for Every Window

Window tinting cuts down glare, blocks harmful UV rays, and keeps a vehicle's interior noticeably cooler on a sunny Elm Grove afternoon. Our team installs a full window film lineup, giving drivers a choice between a budget friendly metallic film and a top tier ceramic film built for maximum heat rejection. Every tint job is installed with the same careful, bubble free technique the team uses on every other service.



Beyond the immediate comfort of a cooler cabin, tinting is one of the more noticeable upgrades a vehicle can get in a single afternoon. It changes how the vehicle looks from the outside while quietly improving the driving experience every time the vehicle is on the road. Most Elm Grove clients are surprised at how much of a difference it makes on longer drives, when the reduced glare and heat add up over hours behind the wheel.

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Which Tint Works Best For You?

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93% INFRARED HEAT REJECTION

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Available Types of Window Tint

XPEL Prime HP Black

A budget friendly metallic film with a clean, non interfering finish, a great starting point for drivers who want a classic look without a big investment.

Up to 32% infrared heat rejection

XPEL XR Black Ceramic

A ceramic film with a charcoal look on middle shades, striking a strong balance between price and everyday heat rejection.

Up to 78% infrared heat rejection

XPEL XR Plus

Our top tier ceramic IR film, built for drivers who spend the most time in direct sun and want the strongest heat rejection available.

Up to 96% infrared heat rejection

Choose Your Coverage Area

XPEL XR Plus $380

Window Strip

XPEL Prime HP Black

$80

XPEL XR Black Ceramic

$80

XPEL XR Plus

$80

A window strip along the top of the windshield cuts glare from direct overhead sun without darkening the rest of the glass, a popular starting point for drivers who mainly want relief from bright morning and afternoon light.

Front Two Windows

XPEL Prime HP Black

$150

XPEL XR Black Ceramic

$200

XPEL XR Plus

$220

Tinting the front two windows adds privacy and heat rejection to the driver and front passenger seats, the area of the cabin that takes the most direct sun on a typical commute.

All Sides and Rear

XPEL Prime HP Black

$400

XPEL XR Black Ceramic

$580

XPEL XR Plus

$680

Extending tint to every side window and the rear glass evens out the look of the vehicle while adding privacy and heat rejection to the back seat and cargo area, ideal for families or anyone who frequently has passengers or valuables in the back of the vehicle.

Full Windshield

XPEL Prime HP Black

$380

XPEL XR Black Ceramic

$380

XPEL XR Plus

$380

Full windshield coverage delivers the most complete heat rejection available, cutting down the intense sun exposure that comes through the largest single piece of glass on the vehicle, though it is only available with our top tier ceramic IR film.

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Hydrophobic Properties

Increased Gloss

A ceramic coating also deepens the paint's natural gloss, giving the finish a wet, glass like look that holds up long after a fresh wax would have faded. Because the coating bonds directly to the clear coat rather than sitting on top of it, that extra depth and reflectivity sticks around through months of regular washing instead of disappearing after the first few trips through a car wash.

Know Before You Tint

Wisconsin Window Tint Law

Wisconsin's window tint law sets clear limits on how dark a film can be, and every install at Exquisite Auto Spa follows the current state requirements. Front side windows must allow more than 50 percent of light in, while back side windows and the rear window must allow more than 35 percent, with non reflective film only permitted above the windshield's AS-1 line. You can review the current rule directly from the Wisconsin Legislature (Click Here).


These limits exist for a reason, since law enforcement and other drivers need to be able to see into a vehicle at night for safety. Staying within the legal range does not mean giving up meaningful heat rejection or privacy, and our team will never install a shade darker than what Wisconsin law allows, protecting Elm Grove clients from a fix-it ticket down the road.

Why Tint Pays Off

Benefits of Window Tinting

Added Privacy

Darker rear and side window tint makes it harder for someone to see valuables left inside a parked vehicle, giving Elm Grove drivers extra peace of mind whether they are running errands or parked overnight.

Protects the Interior from Fading

UV exposure through untinted glass is one of the leading causes of cracked dashboards and faded upholstery. Tinted film blocks a significant share of that exposure, helping the interior keep its original color and finish for years longer.

A Cooler, More Comfortable Cabin

Blocking heat before it enters the cabin means less strain on the air conditioning system and a more comfortable ride during Wisconsin's hottest summer stretches.

Comfort, Privacy, and Protection

  • Daily Commuters

    For most daily drivers, our mid tier ceramic film strikes a strong balance between heat rejection and price, making it a natural fit for anyone spending significant time on the road throughout the week. It is also the tier our team recommends most often to first time tint customers who are not sure which level to choose.

  • High Sun Exposure Drivers

    Drivers who spend a lot of time in direct sun, or who want the option to cover the full windshield, tend to choose our top tier film for the strongest available heat rejection. This group also includes owners who park outdoors all day for work, since a vehicle sitting in direct sun for eight hours benefits the most from the added heat rejection.

  • Budget Conscious Drivers

    If budget is the main factor, our entry level metallic film still delivers a clean, non reflective look with meaningful heat rejection, without the cost of a ceramic upgrade. It is a smart choice for a vehicle an owner does not plan to keep for many years, or for anyone who simply wants the look and basic comfort benefits of tint without paying for the highest heat rejection available.

Our team walks through all three tiers with every Elm Grove client before scheduling an appointment, since the right choice often comes down to a mix of budget, how the vehicle is used day to day, and how much heat rejection actually matters for that specific driver.

Spring and Summer

Our team walks every client through aftercare before they leave, covering which soaps and towels work best on a coated surface and how often to expect a maintenance wash. Following that guidance is the single biggest factor in how long a coating performs at its best, more so than the specific package chosen.

The Install Process

A Clean, Bubble Free Result

  • Step 1: Vehicle Brought Indoors

    Every install takes place inside a controlled shop environment, away from dust and debris that could get trapped under the film during application.

  • Step 2: Film Cut and Fitted

    Each panel of film is cut and fitted to the exact shape of the glass before installation begins.

  • Step 3: Applied and Smoothed Bubble Free

    The film is applied and worked down with precision tools to remove air and ensure a clean, bubble free bond to the glass.

  • Step 4: Final Inspection

    Every edge and seam is inspected before the vehicle is handed back, confirming a smooth, factory looking result.

Window Tinting FAQ

Common Questions About Window Tinting

  • What is the darkest legal tint in Wisconsin?

    Front side windows must allow more than 50 percent of light in, and back side windows and the rear window must allow more than 35 percent, per current Wisconsin law.

  • Which film has the best heat rejection?

    Our top tier ceramic film offers up to 96% infrared heat rejection, the highest of the three tiers we install.

  • Can I get the full windshield tinted?

    Full windshield coverage is currently only available with our top tier film.

  • How long does window tinting take?

    Turnaround depends on the vehicle and the coverage selected. Reach out to the team for a current estimate.