How Kepler works
Kepler makes the film. Local pros fit it.
Kepler makes the film, not the tint job. Independent tinting businesses buy Kepler film and fit it. Your quote for Columbia, Missouri goes straight to the closest Kepler dealer, and the work is arranged directly with them.
Get your Columbia priceOne form, straight to your closest Kepler dealer.
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We make the film
Kepler makes automotive and architectural window film, from everyday tint to nano-ceramic.
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Independent dealers fit it
Independent tinting businesses buy Kepler film and install it. The job itself is between you and them.
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One quote, straight to the closest dealer
Fill in the quote form once and it goes straight to your closest Kepler dealer, who deals with you directly from there.
Prices
Window tinting prices in Columbia, Missouri
Getting a quote is easy. Fill in the form once and it goes straight to your closest Kepler dealer, who deals with you directly from there. Kepler makes the film and makes the introduction.
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Kepler automotive film is built in layers: a scratch-resistant top coat, dyed and nano-ceramic layers that reject heat and block UV, and an adhesive made to last the life of the vehicle. It comes in shades from light to limo-dark, so there is a legal option for every window.
Tinted glass keeps the cabin cooler, cuts glare, protects the interior from fading and makes it harder to see inside. The quote form sends your vehicle details straight to your closest Kepler dealer, who takes it from there with you directly.
Ceramic film uses non-metallic nano-ceramic particles to absorb and reject infrared heat, so it keeps the cabin cooler at the same shade as a standard film and does not interfere with phone, GPS or radio signals the way metallised films can.
Kepler's ceramic range comes in the same shades as the standard film, from near-clear to limo-dark, so you can stay inside your state's front-window limit and still cut the heat. It costs more than dyed film; ask for both in the quote form so you can compare.
Tesla glass roofs and one-piece rear screens let in a lot of heat, and the car's antennas, sensors and phone key sit close to the glass, so the film has to be non-metallic. Kepler ceramic film is non-metallic, so it does not block any of those signals.
The quote form lists Tesla models by year so the quote covers the right glass, and it goes straight to your closest Kepler dealer.
Residential window film cuts the heat and glare coming through large windows and blocks the UV that fades floors, fabrics and furniture, without replacing the glass.
Kepler architectural films run from clear, low-reflective heat-control films that keep the view to privacy and decorative films for bathrooms and street-facing rooms. Put the window sizes in the quote form and it goes straight to your closest Kepler dealer.
Commercial buildings use window film to control solar heat on glass-heavy elevations, cut glare on screens and even out temperatures between sun-facing and shaded offices.
Kepler commercial films include solar-control, privacy and decorative frosted options, plus a sacrificial anti-graffiti layer for ground-floor glass that takes the scratches and paint instead of the window and peels off for replacement. Put the building's window count in the quote form and it goes straight to your closest Kepler dealer.
Security film is a thick, tear-resistant polyester layer bonded to the glass, so when a window breaks the pieces stay together instead of falling into the room.
It is used on shopfronts, schools and homes to slow forced entry and reduce injury from flying glass, and it can be combined with solar-control tint in one film. The quote form covers security film for vehicles and buildings and goes straight to your closest Kepler dealer.
Tint law
Missouri window tint law
Missouri limits how dark each window can be, with the same limits for sedans and SUVs or vans. VLT is the share of light the glass must still let through: a lower number is a darker tint. Pick a shade inside the limit for each window and you stay legal.
| Window | Sedan | SUV / van |
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| Windshield | Non-reflective above AS-1 line | Non-reflective above AS-1 line |
| Front side | 35% VLT or lighter | 35% VLT or lighter |
| Back side | Any darkness | Any darkness |
| Rear | Any darkness | Any darkness |
- Reflectivity: 35% front & back
- Colours: Any non-reflective color
- Medical exemption: Medical exemption available
- Compliance sticker: Not required
Values are a general reference. Confirm with your state DMV before you tint — laws change, and enforcement varies. Checked September 2026.
From the Missouri guide
Every window drawn out, sedan and SUV
Diagrams for every window, the exact limits, penalties and medical exemptions.
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