Carbon vs Ceramic

There are three primary values of window tint: Dyed, Carbon, and Ceramic.  Often times, you'd see these options displayed as Good, Better, Best.  As I progressed in my experience and ability to source window tint films direct through distributor in bulk, the realization that the entry level, Dyed film, is the lower budget choice that often times results in failure.  Failure in the form of separation that creates large bubbles in back windows and a breakdown in the dye, leaving the faded purple hue we are all familiar with.

Given this, I have made the choice to not offer a Dyed entry level window film, but only Carbon and Ceramic instead.  Both Carbon window tint and Ceramic window tint provide 99% UV rejection and a color stable appearance that will not fade to purple over time.  The ultimate benefit to selecting the upgrade Ceramic tint for your windows is the additional IR infrared rejection, which is the heat felt from the sun while driving.

It's best to note, Ceramic window film will not block temperature.  If it's hot outside, it'll be hot inside too.  The real noticeable difference is recognized during the daily commute, when the 'burn' from the sun on your arm or leg is rejected by the upgrade window tint selection.

My obsession with high quality results has driven me to only provide the Carbon and Ceramic window tint options, in a selection of darkness levels, at a very reasonable price.