UV Protection, Impact Resistant, Glare Reduction, Privacy
High-quality, durable window tint/film can act as a shield in an accident by holding up glass, preventing it from shattering, or reducing impact considerably. If you tend to keep personal items in the car, darkened windows reduce visibility keeping them safe from prying eyes. However, it is not quite a DIY job, even if it looks simple enough to apply. Believe it or not, the process can take anywhere from one to five hours and costs between $100 to $800 depending on the vehicle and the number of windows. If not installed correctly it can ruin the film and the glass.
How does Window Tint Work?
Window tinting is a process in which a thin laminated film is applied to the glass that changes the colour to a darker hue. Some use it to protect themselves and other passengers in the car from the harsh ultraviolet rays. Others use it to enhance privacy and reduce heat and sun glare, all of which helps you drive better with more attention on the road and less on the sun glare that makes focusing difficult. Many drivers use window film for aesthetic purposes to give their vehicles a cooler look or customized style as well. But the functionality of the thin window film gives you many reasons to consider the application if you have not done so yet.