For
a long time, only dyed tints or window films were available locally to provide
heat rejection benefits. So when clear
tints in the Philippines were introduced in the market, many people got
confused. How can the transparent films reject heat and protect the car’s interiors
from harmful UV rays? Strange as it sounds, clear tints in the Philippines are effective both in blocking the
solar energy and UV rays. In fact, they can be better than traditional dyed
automotive tints. The following points will best explain why:
Made from newer technology
Unlike
the traditional tints, the newer tints aren't coated with dye. Nevertheless,
they can block out the UV, visible light, and infrared heat because of
nanotechnology, creating a 200+ multilayer optical film that enhances your
visibility while keeping heat and UV rays out and allowing you to see clearly
and drive safely.
Excellent heat rejection properties
Dyed
car window films don't block as much heat as new clear tints in the
Philippines. In fact, they can
potentially make your car feel hot to touch because they allow heat build-up.
On the other hand, clear tints have excellent heat rejection properties. Some
brands can block up to 60% of solar energy and up to 97% of heat-producing
infrared rays, thus increasing comfort and preventing your interior upholstery
from fading and getting damaged from the adverse effects of visible light.
Clear tints in the Philippines
are the perfect options for those who want to enjoy the benefits of window
films without changing the appearance of their cars. They provide the best of
both worlds: Keeping the heat out and maintaining a clean aesthetic. They also
provide optimum visibility at night for safer driving while giving your windows
an extra layer of protection against thieves who are trying to break into your
car. Best of all, when you use clear tints, you never worry about film discolouration.
