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CERAMIC vs DYED WINDOW TINT

One of the most popular forms of window tints is ceramic window tint, which comes in a variety of forms.
However, ceramic window tints have advantages and downsides just like any other form of window tint. How precisely can you choose which of the several styles, tones, and colors is best for you?

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The Elite Tinting Company Florida team has put this material together to help you understand everything you need to know about ceramics & dyed tint films before making your decision.

CERAMIC WINDOW TINT

WHAT IS CERAMIC WINDOW TINT?

Ceramic Window Tint is the most premium film in the market and is well known for its high-heat rejection properties. 

Ceramic film does not contain any dyes, metal, or carbon. Instead, it’s made up of tiny, ceramic-based nanoparticles that are invisible to the naked eye. This means you’ll have an easier time seeing on the road with ceramic window tint than with other films while maintaining a fully non-metal construction for no signal interference for your radio, phones, and electronic devices.

PROS OF CERAMIC TINT

  • Ceramic tint products are great when it comes to blocking visible sunlight, infrared light, and UV rays, meaning they will stop the inside of your vehicle from heating up.

  • Ceramic tinting may register a thermal reading up to 5 times lower than that of a standard tint product.

  • These products are non-metallic, which means you won’t have to worry about poor reception or Wi-Fi signals within your vehicle.

  • It gives you the highest degree of structural stability, meaning you won’t have to replace them constantly under normal circumstances.

  • Ceramic tints offer exceptional privacy without the negative side effects of dyed products.

CONS OF CERAMIC TINT 

  • Ceramic tinting options may seem more expensive than regular dyed sheets if you think in short terms but if you consider its durability you'll see the return on investment.

WE HAVE THE PERFECT WINDOW FILM FOR YOUR VEHICLE

There are a number of benefits when it comes to getting your car windows tinted. Window tints reduce the sun's glare and improves fuel efficiency, while reducing the use of air conditioning. Tinted windows offers an increased sense of security when you’re away from your vehicle. Window film reduces visibility from the outside, therefore lowering the risk of theft.

DYED WINDOW TINT

WHAT IS DYED WINDOW TINT?

The term ‘dyed’ or ‘regular’ refers to colored tint products. These are made of thin polyester layers and tinted in various colors and forms.

Tone percentages range between 10% to 90%; the larger the percentage, the more light it blocks. A 5% film is so black that it is prohibited in certain jurisdictions, but glass with a 50% tone, which isn't excessively dark, will only block out half the brightness.

Dyed window tint is the most affordable, and consequently, the most popular. In terms of functionality, it does provide fewer advantages.

PROS OF DYED WINDOW 

  • It's the most affordable product type on the market. So, if you want a tint but don’t have the money, then a regular dyed tint may be the solution for you.

  • Dyed tint products block visible light and absorb some heat from the sun.

  • Dyed window tint is great for people who value their privacy but aren’t worried about protection from UV rays or infrared light.

CONS OF DYED WINDOW 

  • Dyed products aren’t the most long-lasting solution on the market. They tend to fade and discolor at a faster rate. Which means that they may need to be replaced frequently.

  • Dyed tinting doesn’t do very well at blocking UV rays or infrared light, which typically results in more inside heat and thermal stress on windows.

  • Dyed products can be damaged fairly easily compared to ceramic tints.

  • Dyed tinting with metallic components can interfere with cellular and Wi-Fi signals.