Regular dyed tint only changes the color of the glass to make it darker. It absorbs heat but eventually lets it pass right into the cabin. Ceramic tint uses advanced particles to actually reject the heat and block infrared light. It keeps your car significantly cooler while still providing the dark look you want.

Not at all. Ceramic film provides superior optical clarity. It reduces harsh glare from headlights behind you, but it does not severely hinder your outward visibility. You get privacy from the outside looking in, while maintaining a clear and safe view from the inside looking out.

A full vehicle installation typically takes a few hours. We never rush the process because we insist on a flawless luxury finish. We will give you a precise timeframe when you book your appointment so you can plan your day accordingly.

No. You must leave your windows rolled up for a few days after we apply the film. The tint needs time to completely cure and adhere to the glass. If you roll them down too early, the film could peel or catch on the weather stripping. We will tell you exactly how many days to wait based on the current weather.

Cleaning is very simple, but you must avoid glass cleaners that contain ammonia. Ammonia will destroy the tint over time. Use a soft microfiber towel and a dedicated tint safe glass cleaner. A mixture of mild soap and water works perfectly fine as well.

Absolutely. If you plan on keeping your car, the investment pays off immediately in comfort and interior preservation. Cheap tint has to be replaced every few years when it bubbles or turns purple. Ceramic tint lasts the lifetime of the vehicle and actually solves the problem of a hot cabin.