Window Films
Heat stays outside. Signal comes through. That is the whole reason we use ceramic and not metal.
No metal in the film
Older heat films work by putting a thin layer of metal in the glass. Metal blocks heat well. It also blocks radio waves, which is why cars with metal film often have signal trouble.
Our film uses ceramic instead. There is no metal layer, so there is nothing in the film to block a signal. Your phone, your GPS and your FASTag work the same as they did before.
Three shades
All three are nano-ceramic, with no metal in them, so signal is never a concern. The difference is the tone — the HD films read clear and neutral, while BK60 has a charcoal tint for a darker look from outside.
HD60
Our top-tier ceramic film, in the darker of the two HD shades. Built with one job in mind: keeping heat out of the cabin.
HD70
The same ceramic film as HD60, in a lighter shade that lets more light through. The one we reach for when heat is the problem and you want to keep the view as clear as possible.
BK60
A charcoal-toned film with a darker, richer look from outside. A different tone for drivers who prefer it over the clear HD finish.
You do not have to pick from a number on a page. We put the meter on your glass, show you the reading, then hold the shades against it so you can see the difference on your own car.
Try it before you buy it
Bring any film you like and we will put it next to ours, under the same lamp and the same meter. We also read your own glass before and after fitting, with you watching. You take both readings home.
Tell us your car and how dark you want to go, and we will set up a fitting.
Start a fitting enquiry