What's the difference between carbon, ceramic and nano ceramic tint?
All three darken the glass and cut glare. The difference is what's in the film and how much heat it keeps out. Shade, meaning how dark the film is, is a separate choice from the grade, so any of the three can be fitted at a legal shade.
| Film | Best for | Full car (no windshield) | Windshield |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon | Looks and privacy | $220 | $80 |
| Ceramic | Heat rejection | $320 | $100 |
| Nano ceramic | The most heat rejection | $420 | $130 |
Which tint should I choose?
- Mostly about the look and privacy: carbon.
- Want a cooler cabin and less glare on summer drives: ceramic.
- The car sits in the sun, or you want the best film available: nano ceramic.
Not sure? We'll show you the films on your glass at the consultation before anything is cut.
Can old tint be removed first?
Yes. Old, purple or bubbling tint is stripped cleanly before the new film goes on.
When can I roll the windows down?
Leave them up for three to four days while the film cures. Small haze or water spots clear on their own.
