Does Window Tint Need to be Dark to Work?

If you are thinking about having your windows tinted because you are worried about the damaging effects of the sun on you and your furnishings, but you hate the thought of losing that sunlight streaming in through your windows, you are in luck. The word "tint" brings to mind darkened windows with little light showing through, but the days of needing dark window film to protect you and your things from the sun's harmful UV rays are over. Visibly transparent window film is now available and can be just as effective as darker films.

There once was a time when tinting companies used darker tints because the darker the tint was, the more sun and heat it absorbed. Today that is no longer the case because window films are significantly more advanced. So now you can have tinted windows that are visually clear. Without glare and without making them so dark, you cannot see.

There are many benefits to using window tint on your home, business, and vehicle. Once applied, this virtually clear, high-performance window film can block up to 95% of the sun's damaging UV rays and infrared heat. As a result, this window film will help you to reduce your energy and cooling costs. In addition to lowering your utility bills, it will protect you and your furnishings or car interior from damaging UV radiation and reduce annoying and sometimes dangerous glare.

We can install quality window films on your vehicle, home, or office, and it will help reduce many of the adverse effects of sunlight coming through your windows while still allowing sufficient natural sunlight to enter.

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