Window Tint Course in Nassau, Bahamas

Tint Academy's window tint course is coming back to Nassau, Bahamas. The next Bahamas dates have not been announced yet, so call or text the team to get on the list for the next class. It is a two-day, small-group, hands-on certification class that covers cleaning and prep, hand cutting, heat shrinking, roll-down and quarter windows, rear windows, tint removal, trucks, an intro to residential film, and how to market and book your first jobs. Contact the team for tuition and the next class dates.

If you live in New Providence, Grand Bahama, or the Family Islands and you have been searching for a way to learn window tinting without flying to the States, this is the class. Below is everything you need to know: how the course works, what you will learn each day, what is in the student package, and what Bahamas law says about tinted windows.

Bahamas Window Tint Course at a Glance

• Next dates: To be announced. Call or text 321-364-9518, or follow @tintacademycaribbean on Instagram, to hear first.
• Location: Nassau, Bahamas (the October 2026 class ran at 9th Terrace, Centerville)
• Tuition: Contact the team for current pricing
• Format: Small class, about 80% hands-on, working on real cars, trucks, and SUVs
• Kit: Full advanced package with tools and a 100 ft roll of ceramic window film
• After class: Online student support group, access to instructors and learning modules, and free observation slots at future courses

Want a seat in the next Nassau class? Call or text 321-364-9518. You can also see Tint Academy's current course dates in other cities.

Why Learn Window Tinting in Nassau?

The Bahamas has strong sun all year, so a lot of drivers and property owners want film for heat, glare, and UV. Having a skilled installer close by matters. Until recently, most Bahamians who wanted real training had to book flights, hotels, and time off to take a course in Florida. Tint Academy ran its first sold-out certification course in Nassau in October 2026. The next Bahamas class will bring the same two-day program back to the island. Here is why the last Bahamas class sold out and how to get on the list for the next one.

Taking the course locally means you train on the vehicles you will actually see in your bay. You also avoid travel costs, and you can be booking customers the week after class.

Hear From a Student Who Took the Nassau Course

In this video, Terry explains why he flew from Freeport to Nassau for the two-day course. He owns an auto sales and accessories business and is adding tinting. He talks about what he learned, how confident he felt afterward, and that he already had customers booked for the following week.

What You Will Learn: Day-by-Day Curriculum

The course goes from basic theory to full-vehicle installs. The goal is a repeatable system for tinting a full vehicle in about 90 minutes to two hours. You will also learn three different installation methods, so you can choose the one that fits each car.

Day 1: Fundamentals, Side Windows and Tint Removal

• Window film theory and working with customers
• Hands-on drills for cutting and handling film
• Framed roll-down windows (two-stage install)
• Quarter windows
• Frameless roll-down windows
• Tint removal
• Sun strips and banners
• Marketing your new tint business

Day 2: Rear Windows, Trucks and Getting Booked

• Review of roll-down and quarter windows
• Hatchback rear windows
• Sedan rear windows
• Rear window tint removal
• Trucks
• Plotter overview
• Residential window film tutorial
• Marketing: booking appointments for your first week

Rear Windows and Heat Shrinking

For most new tinters, shrinking film to fit a curved rear window is the hardest skill. In this tutorial, Adam compares a battery-powered heat gun with a corded one for shrinking film. Then he shrinks and installs Scorpion Carbon Plus film on a rear window step by step. On Day 2, you will practice this with an instructor beside you.

What Is Included in Your Tuition

• Two days of hands-on training in a small classroom, about 80% practical
• Cleaning and prep, hand cutting, and installs on cars, trucks, and SUVs, plus an intro to residential film
• A full advanced package with tools and a 100 ft roll of ceramic tint, so you can start practicing and taking jobs right away
• Marketing training on how to land mobile, shop, and dealership work
• Access to the online student support group, your instructors, and Tint Academy's learning modules
• Free observation slots at future Tint Academy courses, so you can come back and sharpen your skills

Window Tint Rules in the Bahamas: What Installers Should Know

As a Bahamas tinter, you need to know the law your customers drive under. Under the Road Traffic Regulations, regulation 19(3), the glass in a vehicle's windshield and side doors and windows must be transparent enough that it does not obscure a view of the vehicle's interior. Driving with glass that is obscured is an offense (Road Traffic Regulations). The Road Traffic Department's Highway Code lists a $75 fixed penalty for driving with windshield or windows that are not of transparent glass under regulation 19(3).

The official regulation is written as a visibility standard and does not give a specific percentage. Road traffic law in the Bahamas was also amended in 2024. Before you promise a customer a certain shade, check the current rules with the Road Traffic Department. This section is general information, not legal advice. During the course, we explain how to talk to customers about shade choices and legal limits.

Who Should Take This Course?

• Complete beginners who want a hands-on trade they can start right away, whether mobile or from a small shop
• Auto detailers, car dealers, and accessory shops that want to add tint as a service
• Self-taught tinters who want to fix their technique, speed up, and stop wasting film
• Anyone in Grand Bahama or the Family Islands who would rather take a short trip to Nassau than fly to the U.S. for training

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the next window tint course in the Bahamas?

The next Bahamas dates have not been announced yet. Call or text Tint Academy at 321-364-9518, or follow @tintacademycaribbean on Instagram, to hear when the next Nassau class opens.

How much does the Nassau window tint course cost?

Pricing for the next Nassau class will be confirmed when the dates are announced. Call or text the team for current tuition.

Do I need experience to take the course?

No. The course starts with theory, prep, and cutting drills, then builds up to full-vehicle installs. It works for complete beginners as well as people who already tint.

Do I get tools and film?

Yes. Your tuition includes a full advanced package with tools and a 100 ft roll of ceramic window tint.

Is window tint legal in the Bahamas?

Tint is allowed, but under regulation 19(3) of the Road Traffic Regulations, windshield and side windows must stay transparent enough that they do not obscure a view of the vehicle's interior. The Highway Code lists a $75 fixed penalty for breaking this rule. Check the current rules with the Road Traffic Department.

What support do I get after the course?

Graduates get access to Tint Academy's online student support group, the instructors, and learning modules, plus free observation slots at future courses.

Get on the List for the Next Nassau Class

Classes are kept small so every student gets hands-on time. The next Bahamas dates will be announced soon. Call or text the team to be first to know, or see current Tint Academy course dates in Canada and the USA.

Questions? Call or text Tint Academy:

• United States (Bahamas enrollment): 321-364-9518
• Canada: 289-201-2070

Learn more about Tint Academy at tint.academy.