Window Tinting in Charlotte, NC Near you

 

Ceramic Window Tinting in Charlotte:

The people your vehicle transports from place to place are more important than its engine or sleek paint job. How can you ensure that you and your fellow passengers in your vehicle are at ease, have privacy, and are shielded from UV rays? Install a high-end window filter.

We are factory-trained and authorised fitters of XPEL PrimeTM XR Plus Window Film at Exclusive Detail in Charlotte, North Carolina.

We only carry the best window tint in Charlotte:

There are three major categories of window film for automobiles. Although dyed window films can add flair and privacy, they don't offer much in the way of heat rejection or UV protection. Small metallic particles are tint near me used in metalized window films to absorb heat and UV radiation. However, the metal in the movie could tamper with a car's circuitry.

Ceramic rather than metallic particulates are present in nano-ceramic window films. Nano-Ceramic Films do not interfere with a vehicle's electronic components, and they work better than Metalized Window Films in heat rejection and UV protection.

Because we only want the best for our customers, we offer the XPEL Prime XR Plus ceramic window tint in Charlotte.

Charlotte Ceramic Tint Near You:

We won't accept subpar window painting (and neither should you). Our certified XPEL ceramic window tint installers in Charlotte have been in the industry since 1995, and they are professionals at doing the work correctly. Sure, we do Tesla window tint installation in Charlotte, but we also work on any kind of car, truck, SUV, or van.

Your Vehicle Called! It's Asking for Ceramic Window Tint:

The summertime in North Carolina are hot and muggy. This season can feel truly brutal with an average temperature of 89° F and about 30% of the summer boiling at more than 90° F.

Of course, since they function like greenhouses, vehicles increase outside temperatures. As a result,  window tint you should prepare for your car's cabin to become an oven when the outside temperature is between 80° F and 100° F.

The interior of your car, any items you decide to leave inside, and the backs of your legs are all protected by this tint's substantial reduction in interior temperature. You understand what we mean if you've ever sat down in a hot vehicle wearing shorts.

Cool Days, Hot Cars:

We are reminded of the damage that excessive heat can do to the interior of our cars and our possessions when the summer temperatures rise. But did you know that interior vehicle heat can soar even on mild days?

Additionally, don't believe that breaking your windows will be very helpful. Cracked windows have been shown in studies to have little effect on lowering the interior temperature of a vehicle.