Darker Doesn't Always Mean Better, WITH PROOF!!!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Carbon film doesn’t have any metal in it, so the issue with cell phones and radio transmission doesn’t arise when it is used (metallic window tint). Carbon window-tinting film is dark and matte-finished, so it provides a tasteful option on windows. The carbon content of the film blocks about 40% of the infrared light (the kind that causes warmth) that enters through the windows. Carbon window-tinting film is about as effective as other varieties in blocking heat; its use will effectively cool inside space while also helping prevent fading to upholstery. In turn, the air conditioning will not need to work so hard to cool the space during the summer, nor will the heating system be so heavily impacted during the winter. Unlike dyed film, carbon film will not fade with time.
Ceramic film is the highest quality of window tint film, and also the most expensive, contains neither metal, dye, nor carbon, but instead a kind of ceramic particle that is both nonconductive and nonmetallic. Ceramic film has only recently appeared on the market, but has already proven it's worth in terms of performance and reliability. Ceramic window-tinting film cuts from 45% to 50% of the solar heat that enters through the windows in the form of infrared light, while allowing maximum visibility both by day and night. Like carbon film, ceramic window-tinting film allows maximum efficiency in the functioning of radios, cell phones, GPS systems, and all other such devices being operated from inside the protected space. It surpasses the other types in its resistance to glare and fading, and it also renders windows highly shatter-proof. Ceramic film is most effective in its ability to blocking of ultraviolet light from the interior; in the case of ultraviolet light (the kind of light rays that contribute to sunburn and skin cancer), ceramic window-tinting film can block up to 99% from entering the interior.
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Ceramic tint is legit. Once you experience it, you'll never be able to drive a car without it. It's not cheap, though. I paid $650 for all windows, including the windshield, and taillights. It's been almost 7 years since I got the tint and it still looks like new.
Yup. It the best at market
what about nano ceramic tint
@@lui1367 If it's a newer version, it's probably better than the one I got many years ago. You can't go wrong with ceramic tint.
So its not a tint, its just a film since it light and not dark.
@@fel1xxpubg972 you can get it as dark as you want. I went with 40%, but you can go all the way to limo tint.
I got 70 percent ceramic on my windshield n limo ceramic tint all my windows on my explorer . Now I can dig in my nose with out no one looking at me privacy .
lol
This is so accurate, I had to hide jus to reach the unreachable inside the car.
Lmao
a fellow man of culture
How do you not get a ticket???
Ceramic is expensive AF, but worth 110% of every penny. I did 15% all the way around + 60% on the windshield for my Lancer & it was a HUGE difference. My A/C doesn't need to be cranked up as much, and my car stays way cooler. Plus, having my kids on the back for 2 hour trips to my mom's once in a while, they stay cool as well. Best choice I ever made with my car.
It's like used I tell any of my customers when I worked as a mechanic/tire tech. Sure the cost of tires seems high when you're at the register but take into account how many years they will last and it comes out to pennies a day.
@@noneyabidniss4763 sitting on BFG Comp2 18x8.5 with AWD. Spend good money on good tires... It's literally the thing holding you too the ground.
@@M_Weber I can't count how many times I have flat out told customers, "if you put these on your truck, I'll see you in 2 years for a new set."
I never try to up sell at all, but it's amazing what people with overloaded vehicles will try to get away with when it comes to tires. The difference between $700 and $1100 is immeasurable when you're talking about a work truck.
@@noneyabidniss4763 indeed. I've had my BFG's for almost 2 years & I've barely done a damn thing to them... Even after racing, and getting beaten on daily with shitty Michigan roads.
Ceramic tint is non negotiable for a vehicle. I recently got a 2023 Hyundai Tucson and it’s killing me ti wait until I have the extra funds to get my tints. 😠
I have 3M ceramic tint on my car. In the Arizona desert, it is an incredible lifesaver. I love it. It's kinda magical to open the car door facing the sun, and crouch down behind the door window to feel how much of the infrared light is blocked. Stand up, and you feel your face burn. Crouch down, nice and cool. 😁
I am in the Arizona desert too, where did you get yours done?
@@280zone The Specialists on Broadway.
@@mannys9130 Thanks, found it in Tucson and Sierra Vista
How does it compare to 3M crystalline tint?
@@280zone Did you have the tint done in Sierra Vista? If so, where did you go to get it done and was it done properly, and what did you pay at the time if you recall.... thanks for any help. 🙂
Pros : Blocks heat during Summer
Cons : ICED interior during winter
Since I drive an oil burning engine, enough heat in winter is an issue... ergo, heated seats, and a coolant heater spliced in for helping with cold starts and cabin heat when you get those -30C days. You can retrofit that same sort of thing into a gas engined car too. Alternatively, just get a shop cut out your windshield and swap out all your glass each summer/winter season, like tires! Summer tint/wnter tint. Market the idea. People thought that drinking bottled water was absurd 30+ years ago, and now look?
@@chrstphrr changing windshield is not the same as changing tires...
@@chrstphrr That's the stupidest thing I've heard in awhile.
chrstphrr wtf did I just read bro😂😂🤦🏾♂️LMFAOOOOO
Huh? Lol
Id rather have the 5% limo tint. I want privacy, I don’t care about blocking heat. I have air conditioning.
Jedi Mind you got that right
Jedi Mind in Arizona, where it can up to 115 degrees, having that can be nice. Also why do you need so much privacy in your car? Also how do you see at night?
the video is for those with swaped cars or straigh race cars who dont run AC because of power and space issues but suffer from heat strokes at the track
Joseph Samsor he doesn’t want anyone seeing him pick his nose.
Joseph Samsor sometime you gotta stare at an ass and other time it makes the car look better
I have 20% ceramic tint on all my windows and 60% ceramic on my windshield... i LOVE IT
Went from 5% regular tint to 35% ceramic and the difference between them is ridiculously huge. Though I do miss my privacy lol
I have 5% in the doors, and 20% in the windshield but planning to change it to 35% in the windshield because at night, it is just painful to see and it if rains, it get worse. Would you recommend it? or should I go higher than 35% ?
Late Late but why in the hell did you go from 5% to 35%? Hella tickets or something?
I couldn't even suddenly have people watching me at the light like that.. 😂
@@morebrainmoregains3234 They don't and it's dangerous AF. Don't do it. 35% ceramic on side and back is plenty. 70% on fromt gives slight tint and blocks most of the heat. Be a smart driver. ✌️
@@brutalhonesty6742don’t listen to him lmao 35% tint offers you no privacy lmao
Well jokes on you I didn't tint my windows for blocking heat but for blocking eyes..
He did say that he wanted it to be light because it's the windscreen.. and that you can go as low as 10 percent with the ceramics as well.
If you can do both, why not add the bonus
@@maxdom1706 lol. No. To block other people's eyes.
lmao
Anyone who tints their vehicle just cuz they’re shy is a pussy. I’m not sorry lol. Not saying not to do it, you’re just insecure🤷🏾♂️
I was not convinced about it before . But I purchased a new car and the I got it free installed from the dealer and it really makes difference. When I was riding my old car with the regular window tint I really felt the heat .
We all use tint just because it looks badass.. we can care less about a bright ass ball in the sky
No they don't dumbass
Tony Ferguson 🤣
That big ass bright ball paved way for life dumbass lol
I get it for both
if you can care less it means you do care to some degree, because there is room to care less ;) couldn't care less* even though 90% of the world seems to get it wrong
This is exactly what I wanted, I knew it exist but didn't know what it was called. Thank you!
Happy to help Sushi :)
They should make windshields that have the ability to change from black to regular.
Mercedes Benz already did that
There’s a remote control that does it cost about 1000-1500 it’s this whole thing that goes into the door or idk how it works 🤷🏻♂️
Just like the windows on some Airbus A320 i think
Smart Tint
They have for a while now. There is a kit that you can install but you have to run the wires and probes. Can be pricey if you cant do it yourself. Comes with a remote too.
Sry, but that tint test is total BS. I tint windows for llumar, and it works for about 5 mins out in the sun. If you put 2 of the same cars side by side in a parking lot, with diff tint. Ceramic/ metallic. They will be the same temp inside after 20 mins. While the heat lamp test makes it look really good, what they fail to say is the tint also won't let heat escape as fast. The ceramic is better, but only bc it lasts longer before fading.
Forever Jim - Yep, I have 35% ceramic tint on one car and regular 35% regular tint on my other car. Only difference I can tell is that the inside heats up a little slower in the ceramic, but overall, after 20 minutes in 90+ degree heat, both cars’ interior will be the same.
I've Agree, ceramic is good but its not all its cracked up to be.
You can tell the diff when you're in 115°F weather
Ceramic helps with heat A LOT
I've used nothing but ceramic since 2012 bc it is better
noa - I live in a hot region where it gets 110-118 as well, and there’s really no difference in internal temp between ceramic and non-ceramic tint after 20 minutes in the sun. Maybe comparing ceramic tint to no tint, there’s a difference. Have you actually measured the internal temp of your cars between the two different tints??
@@ONI1013. we tested it on 2 new Corollas. One with CTX ceramic 35, and one with ATC metallic 35. Both were silver cars and after 20 mins, they were both bt 90 -95 inside. It went back and fourth who was hotter. The real benefit for ceramic is it lasts about 7 years before fading or peeling. The metallic gives u about 4.5. Both can last longer if have a garage or park in a parking deck at work
I care about blocking direct sunlight and having privacy as well. That's why people tint windows
Thanks Captain Obvious.
Infrared isn't the culprit to interior damage. UV is. In that case the windshield already blocks 99% of the UV light because of the laminate glass. Side and back windows however are not able to filter out UV. UV tint those. Infrared tint just keeps the car cooler. Best bet is to find a ceramic tint that does both
Living in Florida I can tell you this is amazing.
I agree got my car since this summer abs im very happy with the results
I am getting the ceramic done today, i live in south florida...
How do you all like it? Is the difference very noticeable?
NIKKI STAHR update?
@@iMakeDatBedRock Hi. I immediately noticed my car cools off muchhhh faster but is still quite hott if left outside with no shade..
My husband swears its significantly cooler in general (once you enter my car) but i only noticed a minimal difference...
Overall it is better than my old tint, i do suggest it for the heat we face in Florida.
@@nikkistahr7105 was the windshield done as well?
Done 3 or 4 vehicles in ceramic . All windows get it. I was under the impression that the 3m ceramic blocked out 90 something percent of uv rays and heat while the darker the tint just affected how much light is allowed through. After having 70% front on 3 vehicles im going with 50 on my current new car.
I have Ceramic IR 30% side windows and 70% windshield on my Tesla with white interior and it looks so luxurious.
Infrared is well worth it as you know 🙌
Does 70% tint reduce glare ?
You cannot smoke a blunt in peace riding glasshouse
Totally fun to get 🚔 pulled over for limo tint...while smoking tree 🥴. Have fun tho!
Can pop pills all day in a glasshouse and they just think you're eating mints 🧠 💫
@@Meekmillan not in Texas,the police look for pillheads and not weedheads.
Or getting a BJ or HJ from the missus while cruising :)
Lol who even smokes inside the car, unless the windows are open.
It'd be important to mention all shades (even clear) of ceramic tint block 99.5 % of UV rays, which are responsible for interior damage.
And skin cancer
Just tell us which tint is the darkest of all with highest visibility inside. (preferably 70% to be legal)
No response? Mm 😑
70% is 70% it isn’t which is darker it’s clarity and performance
there’s no answer to this because everyone’s different. one persons may think 20% is too dark while others regret not going darker
@@scoot5642 It has nothing to do with my message.
@@She1lby u asked which is the darkest with highest visibility and i answered visibility depends on the driver. u dumb dawg?
Probably important to mention that in many states and provinces you aren't allowed to tint the windshield and both driver/passenger windows. Only the back ones. You could get pulled over and receive an order to remove the tint.
i think that's why he didn't go dark
Nobody:
White guys : darker isnt better
Dennys Phantom darker is better I like my women like I like my steak. Black
White guys: Single handedly build modern civilization
Everybody: We built this
@@MovieRecapCentraI lmaoo
@@Chaos------ single handedly huh ...
Lambochaser Yes.
I live in southern California, so I LOVE my 20% ceramic tint windows. Makes a HUGE difference
Did you do 20% all around including the windshield?
@@Prxsumo that would be illegal as fuck
@@Violianom cops here don't care that much. Mostly just CHP and if they've had a bad day or bored and pulled you over for something else and decide to give you a fixit ticket. I think I'll stick with 35% all around just to be safe though.
@@Violianom does the law care if the inside can see out just fine? for example his tint is blocking 10% of the light from the outside of the side windows but he can see more than 10% looking out... I feel like the laws only pertain to tints that effect both sides.
Ya did mine and neighbors in infrared, $30. Glad I self taught vinyl wrapping and got every tool ever needed.
I want to do this so bad...
I have a little car... and they want $360
What Film did you use and where did you buy it?
This is not my first rodeo... I used to do vinyl wrapping years ago... so that is why I want to do my own tinted windows ... especially on this older car...
If I had a newer car... I would go to the Pros.
Try wearing polarised sunglasses with tint on windshield
What happens
Abbas Musawwir rainbows happen. Like in the video
It makes phone displays look weird too
It’s fucking awful.
No rainbows with ceramic
What would be awesome is a unified tint. Polarized metallic mixed with ceramic. So we can have cooler and darker because it's more comfortable in the eyes
I put regular tint on top of ceramic, it's always mirror reflection now day and night
It’s about privacy though I have limo tints plus 20 on the windshield
Do you get pulled over?
@@roejieks not if he's in South Florida.
How tf do you see at night?
Same here but am in south Texas cops down care don’t care I guess and still passes inspection lol
One advantage is park somewhere then fuck freely
I went with it and if you're going dark the difference is not as much but it's still noticeable, I'm thinking about getting my windshield done in the highest percentage available.
I have AIR 80 all around and will never go back. It’s so classy!
You definitely get it! 👍🏾
I want to see a real world test. I keep seeing people say these new tints absorb the heat. If so, where does the heat go? Does the window just get hot and radiate the heat inside your car?
I would like to see 3 boxes(or cars) placed outside in the sun. One with no tint, one with dark standard tint, the last one with this new tech tint to see which box is hotter after 20 mins, 1 hour, 3 hours.
They showed you are real world test. What are you talking about? It's just blocking the IR heat.
Everyone is afraid to do an actual sunlight test with triple digit temps.
Ceramic tint is a must for summers in AZ
Its a must in saudi arabia aswell it averages during the day 116F
and here in New Mexico
Rainbow effect is driving me nuts on these ceramic tints
I always hate price ambiguity and tend to avoid businesses that deal in it
I agree, don't come to eastern Europe, they don't even quote on the phone. Prices all over the place depending on how much they think they can get away with and how wealthy they feel you are
MY GIRLFRIEND ALSO PRODUCE A LOT OF HEAT DOWN SOUTH LMAO
That happens when she think about me
Bro we tint to keep eyeballs out!
In the last year I've kind of realized that there is in fact a Canadian accent, even if you live in the cities, and oh boy I figured out you were Canadian right away LOL
That Z looks good man, I totally agree with your video!
Yes! I can see the rainbow effect. But it is not bad! Looks great
I put ceramic tint on all windows except for windshield. I'm tempted to do windshield now.
70% on the sides, and 30% on the rears. 70% doesn't even look like there is tinting. Should have went darker. But it does block UV and thats what I care about most.
Ceramic tint is the way to go. I had it on my Charger. I skipped on four oil changes to pay for it. Jk. I didn't. but someone reading this comment will.
Some information I actually always wanted to know ! Thank you, I think I could do that for my front windshields.
Smart, tinting your windows really changes the look of your car (in a negative way). That's why we don't put dark tint on the VW Mk2's. Z car is beautiful. Ceramic window tint I was unaware of that and my interior gets so hot up here in Montana lol.
I'd do it on a mk2 just to save the interior.
My windshield tinted with 55% all the way and I don’t need to wear sunglasses anymore
Thank you for your time and effort to make this video and share your knowledge with us. Greetings from Croatia.
explanation was indeed short and sweet, Milan. good job!
Bulletproof tint is still the best invention ever made out there. Yeah its hot outside but your AC can still do the job.
Also AC is cheap to replace after all so why worry that your AC will be pushing too hard to cool the interior
Curious on this, if you can follow up (another short video maybe, for all the relevant questions we have?)... I can see the rainbow colour shift from your camera on the IR ceramic tint you opted for the windshield. Can you see the same colour shift in person, with your eyeballs? And second, how does the tint look when you're using polarized sunglasses? I'm asking mainly because I wear prescription glasses, and I have a set of polarized ones for driving to cut glare during the daytime, all year round. If there's a rainbowed moire pattern with polarized lenses, then that'd be a no-go for front window/windshield tint, for me.
Follow up question: If there is an issue with polarized lenses and that tint, can you tell us how the IR tint affects glare while driving? Does that tint cut down on glare, or increases it? Does it work fine with normal-ish dyed sunglass lenses, if not the polarized ones?
From a practical standpoint, if I'm saving $$$ on not buying polarized sunglasses, versus dyed lenses for prescription sunglasses, and shifting it into tint, and getting the same results, I am game for that. Looking forward to a follow up video on this, Milan! :)
@@chrstphrr i wonder the same thing...
More than likely he has a polarized lens filter on his camera to reduce glare but that shows the rainbow
Polarized sunglasses will give the rainbow effect. Normal sunglasses are fine, I use my polarized sunglasses when I’m out of my car.
I actually like wearing polorized glasses with my tinted windscreen. It makes the sky have this vivid blue/purple look. And the asphalt and potholes looks like a shiny purple.
I want transition tint like Knight Rider had. This way I can eliminate tint tickets. Lol
I once got 2 fix it tickets in a week for front window tint... Ayyy
It's available, i saw a commercial for that type of tint, you can control it with special remote control and a small control unit
@@joker90029 how much are tickets ?
@@771shadowolf they were 25 each but that's just to have the court process the tickets after u have removed the tint and gotten it inspected at an authorized inspection site and had the tickets signed off . If u choose to not remove the tint than I believe it's more Bec it then becomes a fine.
Like transition tints for glasses?
My issue with this is, during the winter the warmth is actually desired. So I'm sticking with the Heatshield in the front during the summer.
To be honest i didnt know u could tint ur windshield thats dope all i was thinkin to do was the 6inch stripe tint
People in Wisconsin love some full windshields done. I do at least one a week. Doing one tomorrow ha ha
10% on the side windows is a stupid idea. reversing at night in the rain is really fun. i had 20% before and it was a struggle. had to drop windows down in the rain and get everything wet
I Love the way Canadians say “OUT” (Aowt).... lol
DPS Vehicle Inspector - Glass coating or sunscreening devices on windshields extends downward beyond the AS-1 line or more than five (5) inches from the top of windshield on vehicle without an AS-1 line. Measurements shall be taken from inside the windshield. Texas.
Live in Houston. Tint is null & void. Thermometer proves it. Good for Privacy thats all.
This is exactly what I was looking for, I have 2 Range Rovers, a black on black and a green one with white interior, the heat in the black one is annoying AF.
Man that's dope. I never knew about ceramic tint.
Does it look different when you wear polarized sunglasses?
Randy Gentry it looks similar. Looking outside through his window tint you could see a rainbow pattern on everything. I have polarized sunglasses and they work well, but it can make it very hard to look at any type of lcd screen and gives certain things that weird rainbow effect.
Can't wear polarized sunglasses tho, you will have all thoes colours and patterns in your view
Aaron Inwood you shouldn't have any issues wearing polarized sunglasses with any tint. If you are getting the rainbow effect that means your polarized lenses are not made properly. The film in the lenses have to processed on a specific axis and if not you get the rainbow effect and have a hard time looking at LCD screens.
@@donellfrazier3071 idk bout that Oakley is pretty well known
Trust me I deal with more expensive optical vendors than Oakley and they all process the lenses wrong. Trust me it happens more often than you know.
@@donellfrazier3071 well what brand has the good lenses I'm here to save my lookers
Aaron Inwood sry to say it's a big ass crap shoot 🤷🏽♂️. Only reason I say that is becuz when the frame manufacturer receive the lenses from the lens manufacturers they are hoping that they are correct and if the lenses are marked wrong for the alignment then they think things are right but they aren't. I have had to send back like $10,000 worth of product when I caught this defect at one of my jobs.
100% worth it to tint your front windshield the only negative you’re more susceptible to cracks
I use tint to keep the sun from glaring in my eyes ac exists for a reason
Just curious, where do you live? He got his windshield tinted, dont matter how good your ac is, in texas, you're still gonna feel that heat coming through the windshield.
At the end of the day when all the windows are rolled up the interior temperature will still be pretty warm. The difference might be a little but I personally don't think its worth the price. I have a car with 5 percent ceramic all around (except for the windshield) and it's a bit cooler than my other car same brand of tint but not ceramic. I personally dont think its worth almost double the amount. It was 500 for the ceramic and 240 for the non ceramic.
I have two cars. 1 regular carbon tint and 1 ceramic. Both are very hot when I get in the car. But while driving. I run the ac higher on the carbon tint. And don’t feel the heat radiating from the windo
Not very people know this but...
Tint means to add white to something
Shade means adding black or a darker color to something...
Carter Kunz Ok , is that applicable here ?
That is mostly true when working in the design industry I guess. I knew this, but I doubt any of my friends do, because it has really zero impact in other fields, like modifying cars. Good info tho!
Gabriel Maria true true, I thought it was pretty cool even if it didn’t apply to this field👍
It blocks the heat coming in through the windows but it doesn't block the radiating heat from the metal on the outside.
I live and drive near a city downtown core where pedestrian night life traffic is common. This is a fantastic alternative where both driver and pedestrians can tell if each is paying attention. Dark tinted glass just looks tacky and onstantatious
I bet that reasonable price is about 6-700 dollars
A 20 % tint on windshield is the way to go .. privacy from the out side and you can see perfectly from inside night or day you can see clear no problems
That's how you get your car impounded. Can't have any tint on your windshield, except for 70%. It's basically a clear film. Even bare glass has only 70% light transmission.
@@nightsurfer1you won’t get impounded dumbass you just get a ticket 😂
The problem I found with tint is it messes with the polarization of light coming in. You will see distorted color when you wear polarized sunglasses. It could potentially be a problem on front window.
With my vehicle's windshields all tinted, I have no problems wearing my polarized glasses.
You will probably notice distorted colors while wearing cheap ass sunglasses. Trust me.
I'm a window tinter and I've had both kinds of tint on my personal vehicles.. No difference in heat getting into the car. On a summer day your car will be hot no matter what. Ceramic is just something they can charge people more for because there saying its the "best." But ceramic tint is more prone to bubble up over time and Rayno which is one of the top companies to get this doo doo film from doesn't stand behind there lifetime warranty. Wonder why
U obviously aren't a window tinter lol
I dont necessarily think people get tint to block heat and shit, they get it for privacy and to make the car look better
I think it still helps, cutting back on the heat coming in will be just help make your drive more comfortable.
I am getting my corvette windshield ceramic tinted today . Thanks for the info and video 💪💯💯
The ceramic tint just lowers the heat transfer rate. Overtime the amount of uv radiation will be the just about the same.
NY Lexus Dealer said that it was the law that they had to affix the inspection sticker to the window. They would not do the inspection because I insisted that they give me the sticker so I could put it on the windshield so that it did not damage the ceramic windshield film.
I also just made a video about how Ceramic film is something everyone can use on their vehicles. It's awesome stuff!
Great video!
I totally want ceramic tint now
What brand of tint did they put on your front windshield?
Thanks for the video. I know you put the 70% ceramic tint on the windscreen on the z. The 5% tint on the windows was also ceramic?
sounds good for places where there are strict laws on how dark your window tint can be like Australia.
Or if you want to help keep the car cooler but you don't want the darkness. I love Ceramic on the windshield because it still keep the dashboard cooler and won't radiate the heat off of it.
Dude who is your editor? There is a nonstop beeping noise in the background almost unbearable to watch the video. Not to be mean or rude just give you a tip thanks
what state is that? I want to move there... or at least register my car there. In my state, the state inspection stations measure window tint 100% of the time during annual inspections. No exceptions.(well.. the stations that dont' do it have been shutdown by the state police in the last few years) They also check the front to verify that there's no film on it. Even completely clear film is not allowed. What's even more strange is that the inspections require the driver to remove those little wide-angle mirror on outside rearview mirrors. :(
What brand tint was that ?
I got quoted $1,200 for all around tint
Ceramic with 98% heat block
Omg I am so tired of this argument.
Yes!!! Infrared is blocked by glass, with or without a tint!! One thing I learned when studying thermodynamics and heat transfer especially when specifically applied to hearing and cooling of spaces, I learned that about 80% of heat in a car comes from not the glass, but....THE METAL!!!! (Audible gasps from the crowd) I know, I know, seems crazy that the part of the car the covers the majority of it would be the part that transfers the most heat, but it’s true!! Tint will help keep interior temperatures cooler, for longer, by a couple hours maybe. And will make a huge difference when driving and using the A/C system. But for a car parked for a work day, it won’t make the slightest difference. Thermal equilibrium will be met, and it will be at the same temperature as before the tint
Idk what to tell you but I completely disagree. I had a 6 year old tint on my car. Hot ass hell parked outside in the summer sun all day. Finally replaced it with a nano ceramic window tint and OMG! What a huge difference in temperature. Huge! So I think you’re wrong.
In My country ( Colombia) almost all of the Cars including mine , they all have the darkest tints so that robbers in motorcycles don't see inside of Cars in traffic
Ouch
It's not blocking it. It's reflecting/absorbing the heat.
????I tinted my windows not because of the heat but because of the harmful uv light, does ceramic block the uv light +/- or = to carbon tint????
Mexico has strict laws with window filters, I am very interested in adding filters with the most visibility.
Never knew about the different composition of tinting films, thanks
Happy to hear you learned something 👊
carbon is not the regular stuff you see on dealer cars or the cheap option, it’s actually better, now of course the best one its the ceramic followed by the carbon and ect.
How’s it look when you wear polarized sunglasses from the inside?
Huper Optik invented the Nano Ceramic technology is the best film out there and Autobahn
You clearly Don’t live in Phoenix bro 😂😂😂
Old video new comment. B.s. metal car, direct sunlight equals oven. While driving, you feel less heat. But metal heats up and you can't do nothing about the roof, a and b pillers ect.
My problem with the front windshield is the inspection sticker they stick on and scrape off every single year in Massachusetts
3M Crystalline is even better, im going to do all around the car, but ill wait after Spring
2:50 is a good place describe my only complaint about my tint and it’s that when I’m wearing sunglasses, I see that rainbow effect when I look out my windows. Notice the rainbow effect on his side glass in the camera
Polorized sunglasses at times don't get along with some tint
Fade To Black LLC yeah guess I need to
Do a full windshield so I don’t need sunglasses anymore 🤣
@@ChaseW26 I have mine done in 50% and I don't need glasses as much. With 70% you probably will but you'll stay cooler. I have some vids of windshield tint.
Ceramic would be great for the windshield as most states do no allow tint there. My issue is glare and light sensitivity so the darker shade on the sides is what I need
Exactly that's why I suggest 70% film to my customers. Law enforcement won't even notice it.
Getting dark tint on the front windshield is pretty stupid. That's obvious. Ceramic window film is a great addition to any car.
Good stuff but ppl get tint not mostly to block sun mostly for looks and privacy