Ceramic vs Carbon Tint: What's the difference?

When it comes to window tinting, we carry two popular options: ceramic and carbon. Both offer heat reduction benefits, but they achieve this in different ways and with varying degrees of effectiveness.

Carbon Tint

• Material: Uses carbon particles embedded in the film.

• Heat Rejection: Provides moderate heat rejection by absorbing a portion of the sun's infrared rays.

• Other Benefits: Can offer a sleek, matte appearance and is most budget friendly.

• Drawbacks: May not provide optimal heat reduction in extreme climates.

Ceramic Tint

• Material: Utilizes non-metallic, ceramic particles.

• Heat Rejection: Offers superior heat rejection by reflecting a significant portion of the sun's infrared rays.

• Other Benefits: Excellent UV protection, and maintains clear visibility without a color tint.

• Drawbacks: Generally more expensive than carbon tint.