Ceramic Window Tint
What is Ceramic Window Tint?
All the buzz lately is about ceramic window tint. Almost every customer that calls us asks if we do ceramic window tint. They’ve either had friends who have had it, have seen it on social media, or have other companies that are trying to sell them ceramic tint. We wanted to set the record straight and give our customers a chance to make an educated decision on what works best for them.
Ceramic window tint is window tint that has small particles of nano ceramic material mixed in with the dye of the film in order to keep out more heat. Because ceramic is an insulator, it works great for holding the heat at the glass and keeping you cooler on the other side. It doesn’t really look any different than regular dyed or metalized window tint and it doesn’t do anything else for you other than keep more heat out. Sounds really simple right? Well here’s where it gets confusing…
The way you measure how much heat any window tint is keeping out is with an IR meter. IR is infrared heat and it’s measured at different wavelengths. Unfortunately there is not much regulation in the industry on how companies are measuring their heat rejection claims. They either straight up lie about it or they will measure the film at a very narrow wavelength which doesn’t really give you a good idea of what it’s doing in real world situations. This is why you shouldn’t get to caught up on the numbers.
Quality Ceramic Window Tinting in Jacksonville, FL
When you’re considering ceramic window tint for your vehicle, one of the most important things to understand is what sets true ceramic films apart. Ceramic tint is engineered to reject heat, block harmful UV rays, and improve overall comfort without interfering with visibility or signal clarity. Unlike basic dyed films, ceramic films maintain their color, performance, and clarity for years—making them one of the most reliable choices for Florida’s intense heat and sun.
Quality matters when it comes to ceramic tint. Brands like LLumar and SunTek have built their reputation on advanced film technology, durable construction, and dependable lifetime warranties. These films are thoroughly tested to withstand high temperatures, humidity, and long-term exposure, which is especially important in Florida’s climate. Choosing a well-established brand ensures that if your film ever needs to be replaced under warranty, you’ll have reliable support for years to come.
At 100 Tint, we proudly install high-quality ceramic films from SunTek and LLumar—two of the most trusted names in the industry. Manufactured by Eastman Performance Films, these brands have more than 50 years of experience in advanced window film technology and are long-standing members of the International Window Film Association (IWFA), the industry’s leading authority for standards and education. Their films are known for consistent performance, exceptional durability, and reliable lifetime warranties.
We offer multiple ceramic tinting options to meet different performance needs. SunTek’s CXP film is a carbon-ceramic hybrid designed to deliver strong heat rejection, glare reduction, and UV protection, all backed by a manufacturer-supported lifetime warranty. For maximum performance, SunTek Evolve provides some of the highest heat rejection levels available in the industry—ideal for Florida’s intense sun and year-round heat. Both SunTek and LLumar ceramic films are engineered to resist fading, maintain optical clarity, and perform exceptionally well over time.