What is the difference between Ceramic window tint and Metal hybrid tint?
CERAMIC WINDOW TINT: a high-performance film created especially for IR (infrared) denial. Ceramic tint employs nanotechnology and ceramics that are so tiny that they are not only invisible to the unaided eye but also imperceptible under a standard microscope. As a result, the film is durable, won't corrode, and improves your vision with more clarity. Ceramic films have comparable heat rejection properties to metal and Carbon XP films and work best against infrared (IR) light. Ceramic films have one drawback: they appear lighter than other kinds, which may put off people looking for the darkest finish. Benefits: There is no technological intrusion. less prone to tagging and clawing. very high heat resistance. Ultraviolet Blocking: 99% superior ability to resist infrared heat Compromises: compared to other films, more translucent and lighter. a reduced level of seclusion. Lower refusal of glare. more costly than other movies Varieties offered at Altapac In addition to improved sol