Sky-blue BMW with ceramic window tint in front of the CovrGard wall at Taggart Films in Christiana, Delaware

Ceramic window tint · Christiana, DE

Delaware’s #1Professional CeramicWindow Tint Facility

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Book ceramic tint

Tell us the car. We’ll take it from there.

A few fields, about 30 seconds. If you’d rather talk to a person, call 302-704-6146 and you’ll get one.

We reply during shop hours with two or three open times and a price for your vehicle. Nothing gets charged until the car is in the shop and you’ve signed off on the shade.

From the Christiana bay

High quality ceramic window tint

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  • Heat gun and squeegee setting ceramic film on a door window at Taggart Films, installer reflected in the glass
  • Matte Porsche 911 with ceramic-tinted glass in the Taggart Films bay
  • Hand working ceramic film onto the windshield of a white Jeep at Taggart Films
  • BMW in the Taggart Films bay while ceramic film is cut for the install
  • Soapy door glass on a white Jeep while ceramic film is installed at Taggart Films
  • Taggart Films installer working ceramic tint onto a Toyota door from inside the cabin
  • Hands laying ceramic film on a windshield from inside the cabin at Taggart Films
  • Ceramic windshield film being squeegeed from inside a truck at Taggart Films
  • Hands positioning ceramic film on the rear glass from inside the vehicle at Taggart Films
  • Rear door ceramic film on the liner during a Taggart Films install
  • Soapy windshield being squeegeed at Taggart Films under the shop lights
  • Ceramic-tinted door glass rolled up on a blue BMW during install at Taggart Films
  • Wet glass in the Taggart Films bay under hexagonal lights, towels and the shop wall behind it
  • Finished ceramic-tinted door glass on a white Jeep, door open, in the Taggart Films bay

Drop the car off. Two to four hours. We price it before any film comes off the roll.

Request a time

Pick your shade

See CovrGard ceramic on the glass.

CovrGard Ceramic Q: 5%, 15%, 25%, 35%, 50%, and 70%. Toggle the sides, the windshield, and a visor strip. You’ll still see the real film on a panel before we install.

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Sides50% · Most requested

CovrGard Ceramic Q

50%

Most requested

Cuts heat and glare without blacking the car out. The shade most drivers put on the front doors.

Where it goes

Ceramic cuts heat and rejects cancer-causing UV at every shade. Darker mostly changes privacy and the look. 50% fronts with 15–25% rears is what we install most.

What ceramic actually does

Why ceramic, and why not the cheap stuff.

Window film comes in three grades. Dyed film is the cheapest, blocks the least heat, and turns purple in a few years. Carbon film is a step up and holds its color. Ceramic film is the top grade: it rejects cancer-causing UV rays, blocks the most heat, doesn’t fade, and has no metal in it, so your phone, GPS, and toll tag keep working. That’s the only film on this page.

Soapy windshield being squeegeed during a ceramic tint install at Taggart Films
Installer looking through soapy door glass while ceramic film is laid at Taggart Films
  • Cooler cabin

    In July the steering wheel and seats get too hot to touch before you’ve left the driveway.

    Ceramic IR film rejects a large share of the infrared heat before it reaches the glass, so the car cools faster and the A/C stops fighting the sun.

  • Blocks cancer-causing UV

    UV through glass still hits your skin on every drive, and it cooks the dash and leather while you sit in it.

    Ceramic rejects over 99% of cancer-causing UV rays. Your skin, the dash, and the leather stay protected.

  • Less glare on I-95 and Route 1

    Low morning sun and late-day sun are the two worst parts of a Delaware commute.

    Ceramic film takes the edge off the glare without making the car dark, even at 50% or 70%.

  • Privacy you control

    Laptops, bags, kids’ seats, and whatever you left on the passenger seat are on display at every light.

    A darker rear shade keeps the cabin yours without going full limo on the fronts.

  • It still looks right in five years

    Cheap dyed tint fades, bubbles, and turns purple.

    Ceramic is color-stable. The car looks finished, and it stays that way. We’ll send warranty terms with your times.

Heat gun and squeegee setting ceramic film on a door window at Taggart Films, installer reflected in the glass
Finished ceramic-tinted door glass on a white Jeep, door open, in the Taggart Films bay

What the visit looks like

Drop off in the morning, drive home cooler.

  1. 01

    You pick the shade

    You tell us how you want the cabin to feel. We show you the shade on a real panel and give you a price before any film comes off the roll.

  2. 02

    Drop off and go

    Drop the car off. Most jobs take two to four hours — sedans and coupes on the short end, three-row SUVs on the long end. We’ll text when it’s ready for pickup.

  3. 03

    The install

    Old tint comes off if there’s any. Glass gets cleaned to a standard most people have never seen on their own car. Film is cut to your vehicle’s pattern, shrunk to the curve of the glass, and installed edge to edge in a clean, enclosed shop. No dust, no light gaps, no razor marks on the door panels.

  4. 04

    Pickup and the first week

    You get a walkthrough of the finished glass and a quick rundown of aftercare. Leave the windows up for three to five days while the film cures. A little haze or a few small water pockets in that first week are normal and clear on their own.

  5. 05

    If anything is ever wrong, it’s on us

    We’ll send coverage terms with your times — bubbling, peeling, and color change. Ask when you book if you want the full warranty in writing before drop-off.

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Why drivers book here

Shop work, not showroom talk.

Since 2018, Taggart Films has been the Christiana shop people bring high-end cars to for film. The installs on this page were done by the same hands, to the same standard, as the daily drivers that come through every week. Nothing gets rushed and nobody gets the “good enough” version.

2018
Tinting Delaware cars
5.0
Google rating
Day 1
CovrGard partner
Ceramic
No dyed film
Finished ceramic-tinted door glass on a white Jeep in the Taggart Films bay

Before you book

Questions people ask.

  • How dark should I go?

    For most drivers, 50% fronts and 15% to 25% rears. It looks intentional from outside and it’s still easy to see out of at night. If you want more privacy in the back, 5% rears are common on SUVs.

  • Does ceramic tint block UV rays?

    Yes. CovrGard ceramic rejects over 99% of cancer-causing UV rays. That protects your skin in the car and keeps the dash and leather from baking.

  • How long does it take?

    Two to four hours for most vehicles. Drop the car off — we’ll give you a pickup window when you book.

  • Will ceramic mess with my phone, GPS, or toll tag?

    No. Ceramic film has no metal in it, so there’s nothing to interfere with signals. That’s one of the reasons it costs more than metalized film.

  • When can I roll the windows down?

    Leave them up for three to five days after the install while the film cures to the glass.

  • My windows look hazy or have little bubbles a day later. Is that normal?

    Yes. That’s moisture between the film and the glass working its way out. It clears on its own within a week or two, faster in warm weather.

  • Can you remove old or purple tint first?

    Yes. Removal is billed by the hour and requires a visit so we can see the adhesive. We’ll quote it once the car is here.

  • My SUV already has dark factory glass in the back. Do I need to tint it?

    Factory privacy glass is just dyed in the glass and blocks very little heat. We can add clear 70% ceramic film on top of the rear glass for UV and IR rejection without making it darker. Most SUV owners also do the fronts to match.

  • What’s the warranty?

    We’ll send coverage terms with your appointment times — bubbling, peeling, fading, and color change. Ask when you book if you want those terms in writing before drop-off.

  • Do you do PPF, wraps, or windshield protection?

    We do, and it’s the same shop and the same standard. This page is just for window tint. Ask when you’re in and we’ll walk you through it on your car.

Ready when you are

Ready for a cooler cabin?

Send the car details and we’ll come back with times and a price. Or call and talk to a person.