Window Tinting

Window tinting refers to the process of applying a thin film to the interior or exterior of a vehicle’s windows. The film is made of a special polyester material and is designed to reduce the amount of light, heat, and UV rays that pass through the glass.

There are several types of window tinting films available on the market, each with their own unique properties. Some are designed to block more light and heat than others, while others are more reflective or have a higher level of UV protection. The most common types of window tinting films are dyed, metalized, and ceramic.

Dyed window tinting is the most basic and affordable type of film. It absorbs light and heat, but it can fade over time. Metalized film is made of tiny metal particles that reflect light and heat, making it more effective than dyed film. Ceramic film is the most advanced type of window tinting film. It blocks heat, UV rays and glare, and it’s not affected by the heat, so it won’t fade or change color over time.