@@bradmcraeauthenticdetails3227 that’s what I have. Glad to see it’s performance. I wish xpel could make it as good as the darker shades for heat rejection thoigh
@@PhaseSkater wait so the darker shades have worse heat rejection? How is that possible? I have Xpel 70% on my front windows and Suntek 20% on the rear, and the back feels significantly cooler.
@@PhaseSkater my bad, I completely misread your comment. Yeah I agree. Although on paper it says Xpel rejects more IR compared to my Suntek, it still feels cooler behind the suntek.
Every car will still get hot since they are metal boxes. What you will find is the car stays cooler easier, takes longer to heat up and a faster cool down, and makes for a much cooler driving experience. No tint will keep the cabin cool while the car bakes in the sun, unfortunately.😂
😂cool creativty
What percent?
Clear @ 70%
@@bradmcraeauthenticdetails3227 that’s what I have. Glad to see it’s performance. I wish xpel could make it as good as the darker shades for heat rejection thoigh
@@PhaseSkater wait so the darker shades have worse heat rejection? How is that possible? I have Xpel 70% on my front windows and Suntek 20% on the rear, and the back feels significantly cooler.
@@ionetwofarq1673 no the 50 percent xpel rejects more heat than the 70. Everything from 50 below to 5 rejects the same heat
@@PhaseSkater my bad, I completely misread your comment. Yeah I agree. Although on paper it says Xpel rejects more IR compared to my Suntek, it still feels cooler behind the suntek.
Ayye
Tesla 🥚
bruh the tinted one looks like its melting faster😂
How? Are you blind
Still gets hot I got that one and till hot .
Every car will still get hot since they are metal boxes. What you will find is the car stays cooler easier, takes longer to heat up and a faster cool down, and makes for a much cooler driving experience. No tint will keep the cabin cool while the car bakes in the sun, unfortunately.😂
was that 50 percet ? 👀🤔