BOWDON, GEORGIA
The window tint shop listed in Bowdon, Georgia — 1 shop. Free listings.
The one shop listed in Bowdon is on this page. Zacs Film Worx has permanently closed — its page stays here with the closure notice, and the Georgia tint law that applies to your windows. For tint work near Bowdon, the nearest WFR For My Car member shop is Performance Window Tinting in Carrollton, a short drive away.
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PERMANENTLY CLOSED
This shop has permanently closed and is no longer taking customers.
For window tinting near Bowdon, we recommend Performance Window Tinting in Carrollton — a WFR For My Car member shop.
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Questions drivers ask
How many tint shops are in Bowdon?
This chart lists 1 window tint shop in Bowdon, Georgia — Zacs Film Worx, which has permanently closed.
How dark can I tint in Georgia?
Georgia allows down to 28% on the front side windows (VLT MAX — the darkest the law allows). The full Georgia tint law guide is on Film Slingers →
Where can I get tint near Bowdon now?
Zacs Film Worx has permanently closed. The nearest WFR For My Car member shop is Performance Window Tinting in Carrollton — 4.9 stars from 41 Google reviews, at 801 S Park St, Carrollton, GA 30117.
How do I reach a shop?
WFR For My Car member shops carry a connected phone right on their page — tap and talk. Every other shop’s number is printed on its page for you to dial.
Georgia tint law
28%FRONT SIDE — VLT MAX
15%REAR SIDE — VLT MAX
15%REAR WINDSHIELD — VLT MAX
The percentages are the darkest the law allows on each window — VLT MAX. A lower number means a darker window.
Multipurpose vehicles (SUVs, trucks, vans): rear side windows No restriction · rear windshield No restriction.
Windshield: On the windshield, Georgia allows no material that reduces the light through the glass — with one exception: a transparent item, not red or amber in color, placed on the top six inches of the windshield.
Medical exemption: Yes. The Department of Public Safety issues a limited exemption when a licensed physician or a certified optometrist attests that you must be shielded from the direct rays of the sun.
These figures reflect Georgia HB 1161, effective July 1, 2026.
Read the full Georgia tint law guide on Film Slingers — the deep guide from the WFR For My Car network, founded by Rick Tallman.