
Heat
A cooler car
Ceramic film turns back the infrared heat that bakes the dash, the wheel and the seats while the car sits in a parking lot all afternoon.

Kepler ceramic window tinting
Choose Kepler IR or Kepler IR+ ceramic film for your vehicle. We will help you compare shades and check the legal requirements for your glass.
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Why drivers tint
Tint used to mean picking one outcome and living without the rest — dark but hot, or cool but mirrored. Modern ceramic film brings all four reasons people tint into a single layer of glass.

Heat
Ceramic film turns back the infrared heat that bakes the dash, the wheel and the seats while the car sits in a parking lot all afternoon.

Privacy
Bags, tools, car seats and everything else in the cabin stop being a display window every time you pull up at a light.

UV protection
Kepler ceramic film offers up to 99% UV protection. The selected film and your glass determine final performance.

Finish
An even shade across every window, edges cut to the real glass profile, and a side profile that looks like it left the factory that way.
Film shade options
Every option is Kepler IR or IR+ ceramic film — only the amount of light it lets through changes. Drag the handle across the glass to see the shade land, and we’ll sanity-check your choice against your own car and Indiana law before anything is cut.

Indiana asks for at least 30% VLT on every side window and the back window of a car; on SUVs, trucks and vans the glass behind the driver can go as dark as you like. Shade also reads differently on every car, so we check it on your glass before we cut.
Your options
A good tint choice balances comfort, visibility and the finish you like. Tell us which matters most and we can narrow down the glass and film together.

For commuting, school runs and long drives, discuss the windows that bring in the most glare and the cabin comfort you want.
Bring your make, model and current glass details.
Factory privacy glass and added film can look different. Compare the front and rear glass together before settling on a shade.
See samples on glass, as well as on a screen.
Ask about the solar-performance figures for the actual film being quoted. Shade describes light transmission; it does not tell the whole heat-control story.
Compare film specifications at similar shades.
Window films explained
Compare the two Kepler ceramic ranges. Choose your level of infrared heat control, then choose a shade suitable for your vehicle and local requirements.

Film type
Heat rejection
How it ages
Heat:Up to 81% IR rejection
Aging:Ceramic technology
Heat:Up to 98% IR rejection
Aging:Advanced ceramic technology
Why choose us
What you get when you book car window tinting with us.

We show you the films and shades on real glass and explain the difference in heat, glare and privacy, so you pick what suits your car.

You know the work, the price and what is included before anything starts.

Ask which manufacturer and installation terms cover your selected film. We will explain the applicable paperwork before you book.

Go direct, locally
Booking tint through a dealership means paying for a handoff — they send the car to a shop like ours anyway. Coming direct removes a step, a markup, and the game of telephone about what shade you actually asked for.
Reviews
Google Business Profile: Sunny Days Window Tinting
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“They did a phenomenal job on my truck! No more fishbowl!! Fit my truck into his schedule and made it happen pretty quick! (Doors & shield) *Update* Next day, the window tint has done its job and shrunk with the heat! All smooth! No dirt specks, no bubbles, or scratches! Will use for all of my window tinting needs from now on!”
“Had a great experience and highly recommend..They did my 2 front doors to match my rear doors and the whole windshield.. To scheduling to late evening pick up, online payment and the finished product they make everything effortless.. I will be using them again for sure! Thanks fellas..”
“Another great job by Sunny Days! Quick custom length windshield brow done on my F250. Fit me in on the holiday weekend on a tight schedule, cant be more thankful!”
“It was great working with Bryan of Sunny Days! He was prompt with all of his communications. Came out to our home, he asked just the right questions to determine our window tinting needs, promptly provided us with a proposal (quote) that we felt was reasonable, scheduled our date to have the windows done. He arrived for the installation appointment and as he was doing the front window he came and got us so he could show us the difference in a window he tinted and the other side he hadn’t done yet and it was trippy how we could feel the difference. After the installation he went over the window care. We have been happy about our decision to tint our windows and to go with Bryan of Sunny Days! Highly recommended!!”
“Edit: I came back and had my front 2 windows tinted, and they came out great! This is definitely a place that has lots of return customers. Bryan at Sunny Days is awesome! Super knowledgeable. He answered all of my questions, and helped me make a decision on what I ultimately wanted for my windshield tint brow. He has a waiting room and was very fast doing the install! I would reccomend people to get their car tinted here. I sure will get future work done here.”
From quote to finish
01
Send us your car’s make, model and year, which windows you want tinted and whether old tint needs taking off. A few photos help.
02
Pick your film and shade with us, confirm the price and book a time to bring the car in.
03
We fit the film, check every window with you and explain the drying time, aftercare and warranty.
Before you book
Car window tinting usually costs from $200 to $800. The price depends on your vehicle and the film you choose.
Pick by look and privacy: darker shades hide more of the cabin, lighter ones keep a factory look. We check your state’s limit for the front windows before we start, and you can compare samples on the glass.
Keep them up for 3 to 5 days while the film dries, and wait a week before cleaning the inside of the glass. Use a soft cloth and an ammonia-free cleaner.
Yes. The Kepler film we fit on cars comes with Kepler’s lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, cracking and fading.
Most cars take 2 to 4 hours. Taking off old tint first can add an hour or two.
In Indiana, the front side windows must let in at least 30% of light, and the rear side windows and back window can take at least 30%. On SUVs, trucks and vans, the rear windows can take any shade. We check the law for your car before we start.
Yes. Taking off old tint usually adds $100 to $250 and an hour or two, depending on the glass and how old the film is.
Free quote
Tell us the vehicle, which windows you want done and whether there is old film to come off. We’ll come back with your quote and the shades that are legal on its front windows.