What's the difference between carbon and ceramic tint?
Carbon film uses a carbon-infused layer that blocks heat and UV without the metallic tint that can interfere with signals. Ceramic film uses non-conductive ceramic particles that generally reject more heat and offer clearer optical quality, especially on hot days or long drives.
Which film should I choose?
Carbon film is a solid, budget-friendly choice for everyday heat and glare control. Ceramic film costs more but generally rejects more heat and holds a clearer, richer look over time. We can walk you through both options for your vehicle and driving habits.
Does window tint block UV rays?
Yes. Both carbon and ceramic films block a significant amount of UV rays, helping protect your skin and your car's interior from sun damage and fading.
Will either film fade or turn purple over time?
Older dyed films were prone to fading and discoloration. Carbon and ceramic films are built to resist fading and hold their color much longer.
Does ceramic tint interfere with phone or GPS signal?
No. Ceramic and carbon films are both non-metallic, so they will not interfere with phone, radio, or GPS signals.
