How dark do you want to go?

We NEVER charge more to go lighter or darker.

• 50% VLT
  50% is fairly light in terms of window film, it’ll add a slight tint to the windows.

• 35% VLT
  Around 35% is where you’ll start to really notice a darker tint. This is on the lighter end of some of our more popular shades.

• 20% VLT
  At 20% you’ll notice a significant darkness to the tint and look of the car. This is on the darker end of our popular shades of film.

• 5% VLT
  At 5% you’re getting into limo tint territory, and it creates an extremely dark shade and look for the vehicle.

Carbon window tint film delivers rather better results. Carbon film doesn’t have any metal in it, so the issue with cell phones and radio transmission doesn’t arise when it is used. It is dark and matte-finished, so it provides a tasteful option on windows. The carbon content of the film blocks about 40% of the infrared light (the kind that causes warmth) that enters through the windows.

Carbon window-tinting film is about as effective as other varieties in blocking heat; its use will effectively cool inside space while also helping prevent fading to upholstery. Thus the air conditioning will not need to work so hard to cool the space during the summer, nor will the heating system be so heavily impacted during the winter.

Ceramic film is the highest quality of window tint film, and also the most expensive. It contains neither metal, dye, nor carbon, but instead a kind of ceramic particle that is both nonconductive and nonmetallic. It has only recently appeared on the market, but has already proven its worth in terms of performance and reliability. Ceramic window-tinting film cuts from 45% to 50% of the solar heat that enters through the windows in the form of infrared light, while allowing maximum visibility both by day and night.

Like carbon film, ceramic window-tinting film allows maximum efficiency in the functioning of radios, cell phones, GPS systems, and all other such devices being operated from inside the protected space. It surpasses the other types in its resistance to glare and renders windows highly shatter-proof. Ceramic film is also most effective in its blocking of ultraviolet light from the interior; in the case of ultraviolet light (the kind of light rays that contribute to sunburn and skin cancer), ceramic window-tinting film can block up to 99% from entering the interior.