Lights Out

The work

Cut by hand, and it shows.

No plotter, no template. Every piece of film is cut and fit by hand, on the glass. Here is some of it, on cars and on houses, from the blade work up close to the finished glass.

The hand-cut work

Every piece cut and fit by hand, on the glass.

Squeegeeing water from behind freshly laid window film on a door
Freshly tinted front door window on a black Acura, shop shelves of film visible through the glass
Fresh film going onto a black sedan's front window during a hand install
Newly applied window film curing on a black SUV's front door, water still setting under the film
Tinted front door window on a black sedan with a clean line along the glass edge
White Nissan Kicks in the shop bay with the doors open, mid tint job
Squeegeeing fresh film onto a windshield in the Freeport shop
Hands drawing a squeegee down wet film on a home window, water beading and running under the blade
Wiping the edge of a newly filmed house window clean, microfiber towels laid out along the sill
Robert finishing a freshly filmed picture window inside a customer's home

Finished vehicles

Clean film, done and out the door.

Black Land Rover with fresh window tint parked outside the Freeport shop
Gray Ford Maverick pickup with new window tint in the sun
Blacked-out Kia Telluride with fresh tint outside the shop
GMC Sierra front end after a hand-cut window tint
Champagne Cadillac Escalade with fresh window tint, clean side profile

The shop

Where it happens, in Freeport.

The hand-painted Lights Out Tinting shop sign in Freeport

Want yours to look like this?

Pick your vehicle, see the price up front, and drop it off in Freeport. Hand-cut, backed for life.