Adding window tinting to your car's windows can have some significant benefits for the car's interior and the passengers riding inside it. Modern car window tinting materials can improve that protection and make window tinting more effective than it was in the past.

Window Tinting

Applying window tinting to the glass on your vehicle can reduce the amount of UV (ultraviolet) light coming through the glass. The UV light is harmful to your car's interior and can cause the fabrics to fade and deteriorate over time.

UV light is also dangerous for people and is a contributor to skin cancers, and can cause your car to be uncomfortably warm inside. The UV light is present even when there is not a lot of sunlight, so even on overcast days, the UV light can be damaging your car and causing issues, but adding some car window tinting to the glass can reduce the UV light significantly. 

While the level of UV protection can change with the level of tint on the glass, some modern materials provide even more protection without having to add a darker car window tinting to your windows. 

Nano Ceramic Tint Film

Using a tint film with microscopic ceramic particles in it can increase the tint film's effectiveness, and the ceramic particles are so small that you can't even see the particles. This modern car window tinting material is a little more expensive, but the increase in effectiveness can save you money over time and reduce the possibility of having to replace interior fabrics.  

Nano ceramic car window tinting films are typically made to fit specific cars, and each sheet is laser cut to match the windows so the installer can place them on the glass and ensure a perfect fit. The increases in efficiency can block more heat and light without having to go so dark that it is hard to see through the glass. 

Carbon Ceramic Tint Film

Additionally, there are tint films used for car window tinting that also have carbon nanoparticles with the ceramic particles in the material. The carbon is even more effective at blocking UV rays than the ceramic alone.

The efficiency rating of car window tinting with nano carbon ceramic particles is significant; this product often reduces heat and light by 80%. The material will do a better job of protecting the car's interior, reducing the heat inside for passengers, and is more durable than standard tint materials. 

Most car window tinting is good for about five years, but ceramic and carbon ceramic films can be effective for nearly double the lifespan of standard films, making them more cost-effective to install and maintain on your car.