Window Sunfilms

Window Sunfilms

Window Sunfilms (or window tint) are adhesive films applied to the windows of a vehicle to reduce the amount of sunlight, heat, and UV rays that enter the cabin. These films are made from materials like polyester or plastic, and they come in various shades and levels of opacity to suit personal preferences and legal requirements.

The primary benefits of window sunfilms include:

• Heat Rejection: They help keep the interior cooler by reducing the amount of solar heat entering through the windows, improving comfort for passengers and reducing the load on the air conditioning system.

• UV Protection: Sunfilms block harmful UV rays, protecting the car's interior from fading, cracking, or deterioration and shielding passengers from potential skin damage.

• Glare Reduction: They reduce glare from the sun or headlights of other vehicles, improving visibility and driving comfort.

• Privacy and Security: Tinted windows offer greater privacy for the occupants and can make it more difficult for thieves to see valuables inside the car.




It’s important to note that window tinting laws vary by location, so it’s essential to follow local regulations regarding the allowable level of tint for vehicle windows.