Q&A | Diversity Auto Films

Window Tint and Radio Signals

There's a rumour that window tint can interfere with radio signals. If you're a music fan, don't miss this blog post!

Police don't like dark tint, and you can actually get a ticket for it if you aren't careful. Here's how to make sure your tint is legal.

Blurry tint is the call sign of a lazy installer. In this post we'll describe why blurry tint happens, and how you can avoid it (it's easy).

Fresh window tint makes your car look amazing, but if that tint starts to bubble and crack, the appeal is quickly lost.

The quality of the adhesive is a major characteristic in differentiating between premium and paltry films. Here's the difference.

In the window tinting world we refer to our films by percentage points. Why do we do this and what does it mean? Click here.

We talk about the advanced uses and applications for window tint all the time, but how about we talk about how exactly it works?

We compiled a list of the most common questions that we receive about window film and tint, and then we answered them. Read on.

Bright light and high heat are par for the course in the summer. Here is how window tint increases your comfort in no time.

Industrial fallout on your glass means no amount of washing will get it clean it again. Here is what you can do about it.