DIY Tint Canada

About DIY Tint Canada

Ceramic tint, cut in Canada, shipped from Canada.

We started DIY Tint Canada because installing quality window film shouldn't require a trip to a shop, a $600 quote, and a week of scheduling. Every kit we ship is computer-cut for a specific factory glass pattern — 2,197 vehicles and counting — so there's no trimming, no blades near your glass, and no guesswork.

A small Canadian workshop with a cutting plotter, rolls of dark ceramic film, and a winter window.

Canadian fulfillment

Fulfilled from inside Canada. No customs, no border fees, no waiting three weeks for a package from overseas.

Only ceramic

We don't sell dyed or metallic film. Every kit is 100% ceramic — 99% UV block, zero signal interference, colour stable for 10+ years.

Botch-It Guarantee

Botch a piece during install? Tell us which one — we cut you a replacement within 30 days. One replacement per order; buyer pays $22 shipping. No photos. No forms. No second replacements.

Customer installs

Eleven garages. Eleven first-timers. Zero shop visits.

Every one of these customers was installing at home with a real driveway or garage setup. The kit ships, they follow the 7 steps, and this is what the results actually look like.

Priya installing dark ceramic window tint on the rear door of a Honda Civic in her garage.

Watched the video twice, took my time on the back doors, and honestly the hardest part was being patient. The Botch-It Guarantee is what made me brave enough to try.

Priya S. · Mississauga, ONInstalled on 2019 Honda Civic
Alexis, in a DIY Tint shirt, smoothing precut ceramic film onto the rear side window of a Toyota RAV4.

Precut is the only reason I even attempted this. Everything lined up first try. Took a Saturday afternoon and saved me about $400 vs the shop quote.

Alexis M. · Calgary, ABInstalled on 2021 Toyota RAV4
Diego smiling as he peels the liner off precut tint on the rear door of a Volkswagen Jetta.

I was terrified of the rear glass. Did the front doors first to practice — by the time I got to the back it felt easy. Zero bubbles after cure.

Diego R. · Surrey, BCInstalled on 2018 VW Jetta
Kiana positioning ceramic film on the front door glass of a Nissan Altima in a driveway.

Nobody in my family has ever tinted anything. Followed the 7 steps, kept everything wet, and it came out looking like a shop job.

Kiana W. · Hamilton, ONInstalled on 2017 Nissan Altima
Mei squeegeeing water out from under precut ceramic film on the front door of a Ford Focus.

The squeegee-from-centre-out tip was the whole game. First window took me 40 minutes, last one took 15. It's not scary once you start.

Mei L. · Richmond, BCInstalled on 2020 Ford Focus
Jenn wiping down the tinted rear door of a black Alfa Romeo Giulia in her garage.

Shops wanted $650. I spent an afternoon in my garage with a hair dryer and it looks identical. Only regret is not doing it sooner.

Jenn K. · London, ONInstalled on 2022 Alfa Romeo Giulia
Linda smoothing a dark precut tint sheet across a front door window inside a bright garage.

I kept thinking I was too old to learn this stuff, but the precut pattern made it straightforward. Once I got the top edge lined up, everything clicked.

Linda C. · Burnaby, BCInstalled on 2020 Tesla Model Y
Kayla smiling while installing dark window tint on a white SUV door window.

This was my first window and I was shocked how forgiving it was with enough slip solution. By the second door I stopped feeling nervous and started having fun.

Kayla P. · Winnipeg, MBInstalled on 2016 Honda CR-V
Hannah crouched beside a car door carefully positioning film along the inside glass in her garage.

The install guide was dead-on. Clean the glass, keep everything soaked, and don't rush the corners. That's literally the whole secret.

Hannah T. · Edmonton, ABInstalled on 2015 Subaru WRX
Noa aligning a strip of window film along the top edge of a windshield-side door glass.

I thought I'd wreck it for sure, but the film laid down way easier than expected. Doing it myself made the car feel even more mine after.

Noa D. · Vancouver, BCInstalled on 2012 Volkswagen Golf
Sarah pressing both hands against freshly applied dark tint on a rear door window.

I used to assume tint was one of those jobs you had to pay a shop for. Turns out you just need a clean space, patience, and a kit that's actually cut right.

Sarah N. · Ottawa, ONInstalled on 2018 Mazda3

Contact

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