Window Tint Course in Montreal: Nov 28–29, 2026 Class

Looking for a window tint course in Montreal? Tint Academy Canada's next Montreal-area class is a 2-day, hands-on Window Tint Certification on November 28–29, 2026 (9:00 AM–5:00 PM each day) at Place Nobel, 1999 Rue Nobel, Sainte-Julie, QC J3E 1Z7. Regular tuition is $1,299 CAD, with a limited $1,097 CAD Early-Bird full-pay price when you contact the team first. You keep a professional tool kit and a 100 ft. roll of ceramic film, and you leave certified.

This guide covers the class details, what you'll practise each day, pricing, Quebec's window tint rules every new installer should know, and how to book. If you're in Montreal, Longueuil, Boucherville or anywhere on the South Shore and want to learn window tinting before the end of the year, this is the closest upcoming Tint Academy class.

Montreal Window Tint Certification: Class Details

• Dates: Saturday–Sunday, November 28–29, 2026
• Hours: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM each day
• Venue: Place Nobel, 1999 Rue Nobel, Sainte-Julie, QC J3E 1Z7
• Format: 2 full days, about 80% hands-on, on real vehicles, in a small group
• Experience needed: None. The course teaches the process from the beginning.

Training groups are intentionally limited. Smaller classes mean more time working directly with instructors, asking questions, practising installations and correcting mistakes during training, instead of watching from the sidelines.

What You'll Learn Over Two Days

Day 1: Foundations and Side Windows

• Tint theory and fundamentals, and working with customers
• Installation drills
• Framed roll-down windows (2-stage) and frameless roll-down windows
• Quarter windows
• Tint removal, sun strips and banners
• Marketing and business fundamentals

Day 2: Rear Windows and Complete Vehicles

• Review and additional hands-on practice on roll-down and quarter windows
• Hatchback and sedan rear window preparation and installation
• Rear window tint removal
• Trucks and SUVs
• Plotter overview and an introduction to residential window film
• Marketing, pricing and booking customers

Across both days you'll also work on glass cleaning and vehicle preparation, film types and film handling, hand cutting, heat shrinking, bottom-loading, multiple installation methods, contamination prevention, edge finishing, and how to avoid bubbles and other common installation mistakes.

Watch: Two Back Window Mistakes to Avoid

The rear window is usually the hardest part of a tint job, and it's a big part of Day 2. In this short, Adam from Tint Academy explains two of the most common back window mistakes: skipping a proper dry shrink, so the film can't float on the glass, and not building four quadrants that act like four small windows.

How to Build the H Pattern on a Back Window

Here's the quadrant method in action. You build an H pattern in the film, then come straight down the centre at the antenna line. That gives you four quadrants that behave like four small roll-down windows, so the film is much easier to shrink.

What's Included in Tuition

• 2 full days of hands-on training and practice on real vehicles
• Professional Tint Tool Kit (yours to keep)
• 100 ft. roll of ceramic automotive window film (yours to keep)
• Tint Academy Certification
• Online Window Tint Training Course
• Business and pricing training, plus marketing and customer acquisition guidance
• Supplier access
• Lifetime mentor support and the student support community
• Free future observation or re-attendance opportunities for additional practice

Because you keep the tools and film, you can keep practising right after class instead of leaving without the equipment you need to improve.

How Much Is the Window Tint Course in Montreal?

Current pricing for the November 28–29 class:

• Regular tuition: $1,299 CAD
• Limited Early-Bird full pay: $1,097 CAD (save $202). Contact the registration team before you pay to check availability.
• Deposit option: $350 today to hold your seat, $1,197 CAD total, with the remaining balance due at class

Applicable taxes are additional, and Early-Bird availability is limited, so discounted seats can fill before the class itself sells out. The course also covers how to price and quote tint jobs, mobile tinting, working from a shop, adding tint to an existing detailing, PPF, wrap or ceramic coating business, and approaching dealerships. Actual earnings depend on your skill, pricing, location, material costs and expenses; Tint Academy does not guarantee income or employment.

Quebec Window Tint Laws Every New Installer Should Know

Quebec has some of the most specific front-window rules in Canada, so you need to know them before you quote a job. Here's what the regulation and the SAAQ say:

• Front side windows (each side of the driver's compartment): must admit 70% or more light when measured with a photometer (Regulation respecting safety standards for road vehicles, s. 64). Because the photometer reads the window as installed (factory glass plus film), a film labelled "70%" isn't automatically legal on glass that already has a factory tint.
• Mirror finishes: no mirror-like material may be affixed to or sprayed on any window (s. 63).
• Windshield: no darkening material, except a strip no more than 15 cm wide at the top.
• Rear side windows and rear window: according to the SAAQ, these are not subject to the 70% standard.
• Fines: the SAAQ lists a fine of $100 to $200 for the driver and owner of a passenger vehicle when the front side windows let through less than 70% of light.

Sun strips and windshield banners are part of Day 1, so you'll practise exactly the kind of top strip Quebec allows. This is general information, not legal advice; always check the current rules before each job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a window tint course in Montreal?

Yes. Tint Academy Canada runs a 2-day, hands-on Window Tint Certification for the Montreal area at Place Nobel, 1999 Rue Nobel, Sainte-Julie, QC J3E 1Z7. The next class is November 28–29, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day.

How much does the Montreal window tint course cost?

Regular tuition is $1,299 CAD. A limited number of Early-Bird seats are available at $1,097 CAD full pay (save $202) if you contact the registration team before paying. You can also reserve a seat with a $350 deposit ($1,197 CAD total, with the balance due at class). Applicable taxes are additional.

Do I need experience to take the course?

No. The course teaches the process from the beginning, and no previous window tinting experience is required. Beginners, detailers, PPF and wrap installers, and automotive business owners all attend.

What is included with registration?

Two full days of hands-on training on real vehicles, a professional Tint Tool Kit and a 100 ft. roll of ceramic automotive window film that you keep, Tint Academy Certification, the Online Window Tint Training Course, business and pricing training, supplier access, lifetime mentor support, the student community, and free future observation or re-attendance opportunities.

How dark can window tint be in Quebec?

Under section 64 of Quebec's Regulation respecting safety standards for road vehicles, the windows on each side of the driver's compartment must admit 70% or more light when measured with a photometer, and only a strip no more than 15 cm wide is allowed at the top of the windshield. According to the SAAQ, the rear side windows and the rear window are not subject to this standard.

How much of the course is hands-on?

About 80% of the course is spent practising: installing, cutting, shrinking, removing and finishing window film with instructor guidance. Classes are kept small so you get more time on vehicles.

Reserve Your Seat for November 28–29

Classes are small and Early-Bird seats are limited. Book the Montreal Window Tint Certification (November 28–29, 2026), or call or text 289-201-2070. Tell us your name, that you want the November 28–29 Montreal class, and that you'd like to check Early-Bird availability. If a discounted seat is open, the team will confirm it and send you the correct registration link. Need a different city? See all Tint Academy classes across Canada and the USA.