Stealth Tint and PPF (615) 243-3050
Black C8 Corvette with tinted glass parked in the Stealth Tint and PPF bay under LED light bars

Highway 109 // Lebanon, TN

Window Tint & PPF in Lebanon, TNDarker glass. Tougher paint.

Ceramic tint, paint protection film, coatings and wraps, installed in Nick’s shop on Highway 109.

Ceramic window tint // Paint protection film // Ceramic coatings // Vinyl wraps

The shop

Tint and PPF for Lebanon and Gallatin.

Stealth Tint and PPF is a small shop on Highway 109, in the north end of Wilson County.

It sits a few minutes south of Gallatin.

It does four things: window tint, paint protection film, ceramic coatings and vinyl wraps.

Nick runs it. Bring in a car, truck or EV and tell him what bugs you. Heat through the glass? Chips on the hood?

Paint that won’t stay clean? He’ll explain the options before anything goes on.

The Google reviews keep landing on the same points.

Professional work, fair pricing, and a shop that works around your schedule.

What the shop does

Four jobs. One bay.

  1. Window Tint

    Heat out. Privacy in.

    Window film for cars, trucks, SUVs and EVs, including ceramic tint, kept to Tennessee’s legal limits.

    Window Tint details
  2. Paint Protection Film

    Rocks hit film. Not paint.

    Clear urethane film over the bumper, hood, fenders and mirrors, or the whole car.

    Paint Protection Film details
  3. Ceramic Coating

    Gloss that sheds water.

    A hard, slick layer over the paint so water beads up, dirt lets go and washing gets easier.

    Ceramic Coating details
  4. Vinyl Wraps

    New color. Same paint underneath.

    Color changes, accents and blackouts in wrap film that can come off later.

    Vinyl Wraps details

The I-40 test

Same commute. Different hood.

Lebanon to downtown Nashville is about 30 road miles of I-40.

Scroll the drive and watch what it does to paint, with and without film.

  1. Mile 0 // Lebanon

    Both halves leave clean.

    Same car, same morning. The left half of this hood is bare clear coat.

    The right half is under clear paint protection film.

  2. Mile 16 // Mt. Juliet

    The first chips land.

    Traffic thickens and tires throw grit. On bare paint, every hit can knock out a fleck of clear coat and color.

  3. Mile 21 // Hermitage

    Same hits, two outcomes.

    The film side takes the same gravel. It lands on the film, and the paint underneath stays untouched.

  4. Mile 30 // Downtown Nashville

    Park it. Compare.

    One side looks like the commute. The other still looks like the driveway. That’s the whole job of PPF.

    Paint protection film

Road miles from the Lebanon Public Square on I-40. The chips are a drawing, not a lab result.

Recent work

Out of the bay, tinted and sealed.

Sports cars, trucks, EVs and daily drivers through the shop this year. Every photo here is the shop’s own.

Gray GMC Sierra EV pickup with tinted windows in front of the red-roofed Stealth Tint and PPF shop

Any glass, any paint

Trucks. EVs. Weekend cars.

If it has glass and paint, it can come through the shop.

How it goes

From first call to pickup.

  1. Call or text

    Tell Nick the vehicle and what you want done. (615) 243-3050.

  2. Pick the film

    He walks you through the options and what each one is for, so you pay for what you actually need.

  3. Drop it off

    Bring it to the shop at 10692 Highway 109. Appointments run Monday through Saturday.

  4. Drive it home

    You leave with care tips, like how long to keep fresh tint rolled up while the film cures.

Google reviews

What drivers say after pickup.

4.94.9 out of 5 stars

37 reviews on Google

Read them on Google
  • Rated 5 out of 5Google review

    Nick was able to get me in same day, and he did a very professional job! It far exceeded my expectations and looked far better than the work of any other tint shop me or my friends have been to. I ended up getting the perfect tint job at a very reasonable price, highly recommend this place!

    Keagan P
  • Rated 5 out of 5Google review

    I had the pleasure of speaking to Nick, who was professional and happy to explain differences between options. I ended up getting a ceramic tint, my car came out looking great and pricing was fair.

    Alex Sedlacek
  • Rated 5 out of 5Google review

    Was super happy with my car. Was pretty quick and my tech was a Chill Guy. I’m a big fan of supporting local business and Im going back to get my fiancé’s car done next week. He also worked around my schedule which was dope.

    Blake Porter
  • Rated 5 out of 5Google review

    Amazing quality work done by stealth window tint!

    I asked for Ceramic Window Tint, and nick delivered just that and more!

    Best window tint near me hands down, the heat rejection film helps so much to keep my vehicle cool, thank you again for being the best Window tint Company in Nashville and Tennessee

    Brandon Myers
  • Rated 5 out of 5Google review

    Fantastic customer service from a small business owner, great quality work and drive. I’d recommend this shop over any other in the middle Tennessee area. Special thanks to Nick the owner.

    David Miller
  • Rated 5 out of 5Google review

    Got my BMW tinted here. They were very kind and understanding of my wants on my car. Super knowledgeable and they give really good and trustworthy recommendations. I would definitely recommend my friends and family members to come by here for their tints.

    Mohammed “Nuhu” Ali
Black Ford Mustang GT parked in front of the Stealth Tint and PPF building, an Automotive Window Tinting banner on the garage door

Who does the work

A small shop. The owner on the job.

Stealth is Nick’s shop.

Customers mention him by name: for getting them in, for explaining the options, and for the finish on the car.

“Fantastic customer service from a small business owner, great quality work and drive. … Special thanks to Nick the owner.”

David Miller, Google review
About the shop
Blacked-out Tesla Model Y in the lot at the Stealth Tint and PPF shop on Highway 109, red-roofed buildings behind

Where the shop is

On 109, between Lebanon and Gallatin.

The shop sits on Highway 109 in the north end of Wilson County, a few minutes south of Gallatin.

Drive times below are by road from the bay door.

All service areas

Straight answers

Before you book.

Still wondering? Call or text (615) 243-3050.

How dark can I tint my windows in Tennessee?

On a passenger car, Tennessee’s limit for side and rear windows is 35% visible light transmission.

The windshield can only be tinted along the shade band at the top.

Ask Nick what’s legal for your vehicle before you pick a shade.

Is ceramic window tint worth it?

If heat is the complaint, usually yes.

Ceramic film is made to reject more of the sun’s heat than basic tint. Brandon Myers asked for ceramic.

He wrote that the heat rejection film “helps so much to keep my vehicle cool.”

What’s the difference between PPF and a ceramic coating?

Paint protection film is a clear urethane layer that takes rock chips and scuffs for the paint.

A ceramic coating is a thin, hard layer that adds gloss and makes washing easier. It won’t stop a rock.

Plenty of owners do both: film on the front, a coating over everything.

Do you work on trucks, SUVs and EVs?

Yes. Recent jobs include Teslas, a GMC Sierra EV, Silverados, a RAM HD, a Bronco Raptor and a Tacoma.

Corvettes, a Porsche 911 GT3 RS and a classic muscle car have been through too.

How do I get a price?

Call or text (615) 243-3050, or send the quote form with your vehicle and the service you want.

Pricing depends on the vehicle and the film, so each quote is for your car.

When is the shop open?

Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Closed Sunday.

Get a quote

Tell Nick what you drive.

Send the vehicle and the work you want, and the shop will get back to you with a price.

Pricing depends on the vehicle and the film, so every quote is for your car.

  • (615) 243-3050, call or text
  • Mon–Sat, 9 AM–5 PM
  • 10692 TN-109, Lebanon, TN 37087

Request a quote

Prefer to talk? Call or text (615) 243-3050.

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