Six revenue lines. One shop.

Automotive window tint is solar-control film applied to a vehicle's glass for heat rejection, UV blocking, glare reduction, and privacy. Ticket size varies with film type (dyed, carbon, ceramic, or nano-ceramic) and vehicle complexity (sedan vs. SUV vs. Tesla). In a Polar Tint shop, window tint is offered alongside ceramic coating and PPF, so a tint customer can be offered those services too.

Paint protection film is a thermoplastic urethane film applied to painted exterior surfaces of a vehicle to protect against stone chips, scratches, and minor abrasion damage. Polar Tint shops install partial fronts, full fronts, and full-vehicle coverage. PPF is a premium, high-skill service line in the shop.

Ceramic coating is a liquid nano-ceramic polymer applied to vehicle paint that bonds chemically to the clear coat, providing two to seven years of UV and chemical resistance and dramatically reduced water spotting. Polar Tint ceramic packages are tiered by durability and warranty length (2-year, 5-year, or 7-year). It is often bundled with new-vehicle delivery prep.

Residential window film is installed in single-family and multi-family homes for solar heat rejection, UV blocking, glare reduction, and decorative privacy. Commercial film covers the same use cases for office buildings, retail storefronts, restaurants, and industrial facilities — usually at higher square-footage volume and with project-management complexity. Both expand a shop's addressable market beyond the auto bay.

Yes. Full vehicle wraps, partial wraps, color-change wraps, and vinyl print for B2B fleet branding are part of the standard service stack. Fleet wraps serve business customers such as local contractors, delivery fleets, and service businesses.

Polar Tint's six-service stack is built so a single bay can serve different job types across a day or week — quick automotive tint appointments, scheduled PPF and ceramic work, and larger commercial or residential film projects.