Window Tinting Film

Knowing what film to choose can sometimes be confusing. First think about what benefit you want most from your film and then prioritize those benefits. The benefits of window film include glare reduction, heat protection, fade protection, U.V. protection, safety, aesthetics, privacy, and to "go green". Films generally start with a polyester layer to which other substrates are added to affect specific characteristics of the finished product. For more information please see our page on Window Tinting Benefits or simply call us to discuss your options and get free consulting on which product best serves your needs.

Dyed Tinting Film

LLumar Window Film Dyed Tinting Film is basically a polyester layer with a layer of dye placed in the adhesive layer or into a polyester sheet and glued together. Because it does not contain any metal it gives your automobile the blackest look. This film is mainly used for its appearance. It has the least amount of heat reduction however it will not interfere with radio signals, it does reduce glare, and reduces fading to interior upholstery

Hybrid Tinting Film

3M Brand Window Film

Hybrid Tinting Film is a polyester layer with dye and metal combined into the film. The introduction of metal into the film increases its ability to inhibit heat transfer. Hybrid tinting films are generally considered to be a premium film. It is the film most often used when customers don’t specify what kind of tint they desire. This tint is charcoal in color and is what customers traditionally prefer on their vehicles. This film is a good product for customers that desire crisp appearance, heat reduction, glare reduction, fade protection, and UV protection.

Carbon Film

3M Brand Window Film Carbon film is one of the nicest looking films on the market it is black in color and gives you the look of dyed film with the performance level of Hybrid film. Carbon blocks 40% of the infra red heat that enters through your glass. It's a durable product with know metal in it to cause interference with radio or satellite. Our Carbon product is made by 3M and is the best Carbon product on the market. Great for giving your car that sporty look.

Ceramic Tinting Film

Ceramic Tinting Film are made with nano-ceramic technology and is a fairly new film design. Ceramic tinting film is a 2 ply product that is thicker than average other films and it has very low reflectivity. This film blocks 2 times more heat than dyed or hybrid film, and is the most technologically advanced film today. Customers would choose this film to achieve ultimate heat reduction without really having to darken their windows as these are generally gray in color. This film is good for customers desiring a highly durable material, with excellent clarity, and providing superior heat reduction versus other film choices. It should be noted that this heavier film may take up to weeks longer to dry out than other film choices.

Crystalline Film

3M Brand Crystalline Window Film

If you are looking for the ultimate in high technology, superior clarity and performance with a premium look, then 3M Crystalline Automotive Window Film is for you. 3M Crystalline Automotive Window Films feature a proprietary, multilayer optical film technology that combines over 200 layers in a film that is thinner than a Post-it® Note. This unique technology is the reason a clear film can reject more heat than darker films, without changing your car's appearance.

Solar heat comes from two primary sources, the visible light you can see and the infrared light you can feel. Crystalline window films reject up to 97% of the sun's heat producing infrared light and block up to 60% of the heat coming through your windows. These industry-leading, spectrally-selective films are designed to keep you cool, comfortable and protected.

Designed to maintain the appearance of your car, Crystalline films allow up to 90% of the light into your vehicle. Because these films are non-metallized, you can be assured of zero interference with GPS or cell phone signals. For more information you may want to read a MOTORTREND Article on Crystalline Automotive Window Films.