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Premium Window Film

Premium window film

The nanoGard empowers vehicle owners and professional installers by offering a broad selection of automotive tint products, each able to improve the look and performance of window glass in its own way. No matter the set of benefits, we don't compromise on formulation for installation ease, as this is critical for everyone's product satisfaction. Our trustworthy tint is engineered with technologies ranging from time-tested to cutting-edge and offered in styles from rich black to optically clear. We stand behind them with a manufacturer's limited warranty and are proud to set you free to choose what best meets your demands for performance and style. Select metal-free ceramic or carbon film technology to keep GPS, satellite radio and cellular phone signals free from interference. Make a statement with an industry-leading specialty mirrored look. Or go for a low-key clear film that doesn't alter appearance.

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Which window film blocks the most heat?

The Infrared Rejection Series is the highest performing film The nanoGard makes. It combines the highest concentration of nano-ceramic particles per inch with the clearest sputtered film in the range, so it rejects heat without the visual haze that usually comes with it. For sunny regions with long summers, the Hybrid Series in the Metalized range pairs nano ceramic with metal for very high heat rejection at a lower cost. Every window film in the range rejects 99% of UV and is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

Does ceramic window film block phone or GPS signal?

No. Signal interference comes from the metal layer in older metallised films. The nanoGard's Ceramic Series and the carbon-based Clarity Series are non-metal constructions, so GPS, satellite radio and cellular signals pass through unaffected. The Metalized Series is the exception worth knowing about: it is engineered to give a mirror-like finish while still leaving GPS and wireless performance intact.

How much UV does window film block?

The nanoGard window films reject 99% of ultraviolet light while still admitting high visible light, which is the point of a ceramic construction — heat and UV control without having to darken the glass. UV is what fades upholstery, cracks dashboards and ages trim, so a clear film on a windscreen does real work even where a dark tint is unwanted. Films are also scratch resistant and carry a limited lifetime warranty.