Window Tint Comparison Guide

Choosing the right tint isn’t just about darkness—it’s about comfort, protection, and performance. Below you’ll find a detailed comparison between our Standard Carbon, Premium Carbon, and Nano Ceramic films to help you make the right decision for your vehicle and lifestyle.

Standard Carbon

Our reliable, budget-friendly carbon tint. Provides solid UV protection and a clean matte finish.

UV Rejection: ~98% — protects interior materials and skin from harmful rays.

Heat Rejection: ~25–35% — noticeable comfort improvement but not the highest available.

Infrared (IR) Rejection: Low — basic carbon particles offer limited infrared heat blocking.

Signal Interference: None — no metals used, ensuring full GPS, phone, and radio performance.

Color Stability: Excellent — does not fade purple like dyed films.

Warranty: 3–5 years (varies by installer).

Cost Tier: Low — most affordable choice for daily drivers.

Pros

  • Budget-friendly entry into quality tinting.
  • Matte black finish complements factory glass look.
  • Good UV protection for passengers and interiors.
  • No interference with electronics or signals.

Cons

  • Less total heat rejection compared to advanced films.
  • Limited infrared blocking; cabin still warms on hot days.
  • Shorter lifespan than ceramic-grade films.

Best for: Drivers seeking basic protection, clean aesthetics, and affordability.

Premium Carbon

Enhanced carbon technology for better heat control and durability without metallic materials.

UV Rejection: ~99% — near total UV blocking for superior interior protection.

Heat Rejection: ~35–50% — improved comfort, especially during long drives or parking in sunlight.

Infrared (IR) Rejection: Moderate — advanced carbon structure filters some infrared heat.

Signal Interference: None — fully non-metallic composition.

Color Stability: Excellent — rich black tone that remains consistent for years.

Glare Reduction: Up to 60% — improves driving visibility during daylight.

Warranty: 5–7 years.

Cost Tier: Medium — good balance between performance and price.

Pros

  • Better heat rejection and durability than standard films.
  • Color remains deep black—no fading or purple tones.
  • Non-metallic and safe for modern vehicle electronics.
  • Improves comfort in both front and rear cabin areas.

Cons

  • Does not block as much infrared heat as Nano Ceramic.
  • Slightly higher cost than entry-level films.

Best for: Those who want a step up in comfort, quality, and appearance without the top-tier price.

Nano Ceramic ✅

Our highest performing film. Engineered with microscopic ceramic particles for superior clarity, comfort, and heat rejection.

UV Rejection: ≥99.9% — nearly complete UV protection to safeguard interiors and occupants.

Heat Rejection: ~50–75% — significantly reduces cabin heat even on the hottest days.

Infrared (IR) Rejection: Very High — filters the most intense source of heat energy.

Signal Interference: None — no metallic layers, ensuring perfect GPS, Bluetooth, and radio signals.

Optical Clarity: Crystal-clear visibility with no haze or distortion, even at night.

Color Stability: Permanent — film maintains deep, neutral black tone for life.

Glare Reduction: Up to 70% — sharpens road visibility and reduces eye strain.

Warranty: Lifetime (includes color stability & performance guarantee).

Cost Tier: High — premium investment with long-term benefits.

Pros

  • Top-tier heat and infrared rejection for maximum comfort.
  • Lifetime color and clarity stability—never fades or bubbles.
  • Blocks almost all harmful UV radiation.
  • Improves A/C efficiency and energy savings.
  • Highest resale value and premium appearance.

Cons

  • Higher cost compared to other film types.
  • Professional installation required to maintain full warranty.

Best for: Drivers seeking the best protection, comfort, and long-term value. Ideal for luxury vehicles or those in extreme climates.