Wrap the paint, tint the glass, pay less for both.
A wrap covers your paint. Tint covers your glass. Do them together at one shop, in one visit, and we take money off the tint — because it costs us less to do it that way, and that should be your saving, not ours.
Why we discount it
This isn't a gimmick discount. When tint and a wrap happen on separate visits at separate shops, somebody pays twice for the same overhead: two vehicle drop-offs, two rounds of scheduling, two bays, two full prep and clean-down cycles, and two trips you have to make. Bundling collapses all of that into one appointment on a vehicle that's already in our shop.
That's a genuine saving on our side, so we hand it back on the tint. Bundle pricing is quoted with your project — mention both when you request a quote and you'll see the wrap, the tint, and the bundle discount itemized on the same sheet, before you commit to anything.
The two jobs don't fight each other
People assume wrapping and tinting is an either/or. It isn't — they cover different surfaces. Vinyl goes on painted panels; film goes on the inside of the glass. A full wrap doesn't touch your windows, and tint doesn't touch your paint. Done in the right order in one visit, you get a vehicle that looks finished from every angle: branded body, uniform glass, no mismatched shades and no leftover factory-tint gap between the rear glass and the back sides.
One thing worth flagging: if your wrap design calls for perforated graphics on the rear glass, that panel gets graphics instead of film. We'll plan which windows get which before anything is cut, so you don't end up paying for film that's about to be covered.
What the bundle covers
- Any wrap coverage. Full wraps, partial wraps, color change wraps, or lettering and spot graphics — the tint discount applies to all of them.
- Any tint scope. Front two windows, full vehicle, rear glass only, or a windshield visor strip.
- Ceramic film. The same ceramic film we install on standalone tint jobs — the discount comes off the price, not off the product.
- Single vehicles or a whole fleet. Fleet rollouts can phase wrap-and-tint vehicle by vehicle and keep the bundle on each one.
- One quote, one invoice, one shop. Everything happens at 2 St. Leo Drive in O'Fallon.
How it goes
- Tell us both. When you request a quote, say you want tint with the wrap — that's the whole trick. Mention the vehicle, the coverage you're after, and how dark you want the glass.
- We quote it together. Wrap, tint, and the bundle discount, itemized, usually back within one business day.
- You approve the design. Nothing prints until you've signed off on the wrap proof.
- One drop-off. We wrap and tint on the same visit and hand the vehicle back finished.
Already have a wrap from us?
Come back for the tint and mention it — if we wrapped the vehicle, the bundle still applies. Same goes the other way: if we tinted it and you're ready to brand it, the discount follows the vehicle, not the paperwork. Ask us and we'll sort it out.
Built right, start to finish.
One saving, itemized
The bundle discount shows up as its own line on your quote — no mystery math.
One drop-off
Wrap and tint on the same visit, so the vehicle is off the road once, not twice.
One shop, one crew
Design, print, install, and tint all happen at our O'Fallon building.
Good to know.
Still curious? A quick message is the fastest way to a real answer.
Get a quoteHow much is the discount?
It depends on the vehicle, the wrap coverage, and how many windows you're tinting — so rather than post a number we can't honor on every job, we itemize the bundle saving on your quote. Ask for both and you'll see exactly what the tint costs alone and what it costs bundled, side by side.
Do I have to do a full wrap to get it?
No. The discount applies to any wrap coverage, including partial wraps and simple lettering. If we're doing vinyl work on the vehicle, the tint qualifies.
Does wrapping cover my windows?
Not with standard vinyl — a wrap covers painted body panels, and the glass stays glass. The exception is perforated window film, a see-through graphic used on rear glass when a design calls for it. If your wrap uses perf on a window, that pane gets graphics rather than tint, and we'll plan it that way from the start.
Can I tint now and wrap later?
Yes, and the bundle still applies in either order — the discount follows the vehicle. It's cheapest and easiest in one visit, but if your budget or schedule needs them split, tell us the plan and we'll quote accordingly.
Does this work for a whole fleet?
It's arguably where it works best. Fleet rollouts usually go a few vehicles at a time anyway, and each batch can be wrapped and tinted in the same pass with the bundle applied per vehicle. See fleet wraps.
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Whether it's a vehicle wrap, a wall mural, or a stack of business cards — let's talk about your project and make it happen.