Plano Texas Car Window Tinting
PREMIERE SERVICE
Your choice for Tint in Plano

Dent Legends is the premier installation shop for any type of window tint application in Plano, TX. We pride ourselves in producing a factory-quality look and help our clients to maintain that look for the life of ownership. We want to ensure that your tint is always bonded to the glass and in pristine condition. Our line of auto window tinting films will give you the look you want while reducing heat, saving the interior and protecting the occupants from harmful UV rays. Our line of paint protection films will keep your paint looking great by reducing knicks, scratches and abrasions.
Prices may vary depending on the model of the vehicle
ATC Tint
$189.00
This is the lowest level of heat rejection. It is great for privacy and style but, offers limited heat rejection. is is the lowest level of heat rejection. It is great for privacy and style but, offers limited heat rejection.
CTX Tint
$289.00
CTX – Ceramic film offers entry level heat rejection. This film will keep your vehicle noticeably cooler. It will tame heat, glare, and UV rays without sacrificing connectivity. Create a smart, stylish comfort zone with CTX.
IRX Tint
Coming Soon!
Nano film offers the ultimate heat rejection available today. This film will keep your vehicle cool and comfortable through the hottest summer.
LEGAL DETAILS
What are the Tint Laws?


- Windshield Tint: In Texas, you are allowed to have non-reflective tint along the top 5 inches of the windshield. The tint should not extend below this line. This portion of the windshield is often referred to as the “AS-1 line.” Reflective or mirrored tint is not permitted on the windshield.
- Front Side Windows: Window tint on the front side windows (driver’s side and passenger’s side) must allow at least 25% light transmission. In other words, the tint should let in at least 25% of visible light.
- Rear Side Windows and Rear Window: There are no specific restrictions on the level of tint for the rear side windows or the rear window (rear windshield) in Texas. You can use any level of tint on these windows.
- Medical Exemptions: Texas allows individuals with a medical exemption certificate to have darker window tint on their vehicles, including the front side windows. However, the certificate must be carried in the vehicle at all times.
- Reflectivity: Tinted windows must not be excessively reflective, as this can pose a safety hazard to other drivers. The tint should not have a high level of metallic or mirrored appearance.
- Sticker Requirement: If you have window tint on your vehicle, you must have a sticker or label that indicates the tint’s compliance with the law. The sticker should be placed on the driver’s side window between the glass and the film.
It’s crucial to follow these regulations to avoid potential legal issues, including fines or having to remove illegal window tint. Keep in mind that law enforcement officers may use tint meters to measure the level of light transmission through your vehicle’s windows during traffic stops.
Window tint laws can vary by state and can change over time, so it’s essential to verify the current regulations with the Texas DPS or another official source before applying or modifying window tint on your vehicle.