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Ceramic Window Tints

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8 ceramic window tints from RockRose, Iaqwe and Arana.

RockRose

Ceramic

+Ceramic material for heat and infrared rejection
+Roll is 20 inches wide by 10 feet long
+Two-ply film construction
−Lighter 20% shade offers less privacy than darker tints
No price recorded yet.
RockRose

Ceramic

+Ceramic material for heat and infrared rejection
+Wider 40-inch roll covers larger windows
+Two-ply charcoal privacy film
−Roll is 10 feet long, which may not cover multiple large windows
No price recorded yet.
Toyoco

Ceramic

+Ceramic material for heat and infrared rejection
+Roll is 20 inches wide by 10 feet long
+Nonmetallic film for signal-friendly use
−Narrower 20-inch roll needs more pieces for large windows
No price recorded yet.
Arana

Ceramic

+Ceramic film material for heat and UV blocking
+20 inch by 20 foot roll for larger window coverage
+20% VLT tint level for daytime privacy and glare reduction
No price recorded yet.
Husbo

Ceramic

+Ceramic film material for heat and UV blocking
+20 inch by 20 foot roll for larger window coverage
+15% VLT tint level for privacy and glare protection
No price recorded yet.
Iaqwe

Ceramic

+Ceramic material for car window tinting
+20 inch by 20 foot roll for larger windows
+Name lists high heat rejection and UV blocking
No price recorded yet.
MotoShield Pro

Ceramic

+Ceramic material for car window tinting
+24 inch width with 25 foot length
+Two-ply roll construction
No price recorded yet.
RockRose

Ceramic

+Ceramic film construction for heat blocking
+IRR 99% infrared rejection
+35% VLT allows moderate light through
No price recorded yet.

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