Grand Prix Metal-Free Charcoal Automotive Window Film
This signal-friendly, standard-dyed, non-reflective film is ideal for today’s highly connected vehicles. It is designed to prevent electronic interference and has a thicker, durable 2-ply construction. Grand Prix features an attractive metal-free charcoal tone and is available in the popular VLT shades shown in the dropdown.
Choose from 5%, 15%, 20%, 35%, 40%, and 50% charcoal VLT options, with widths of 20″, 40″, or 60″ and a 100′ roll length. To buy Grand Prix charcoal window tint, order Grand Prix metal-free film, or select a Grand Prix automotive tint roll, choose the options that fit your project. This Grand Prix metal-free charcoal automotive window film is a standard-dyed charcoal window film and non-reflective automotive tint. Its specifications list deep-dip-dyed polyester, pressure-sensitive adhesive, and a scratch-resistant coating. The signal-friendly car window film has 2-ply charcoal tint construction and is also a deep-dip-dyed automotive film with pressure-sensitive window tint adhesive. It is listed with a Lifetime Film warranty and is available as Grand Prix window film for cars.
Film Construction and Warranty
Grand Prix is a 2-ply, 1.5-mil film. Its construction includes deep-dip-dyed polyester, pressure-sensitive adhesive, and a scratch-resistant coating. Quick Facts lists a Lifetime Film warranty.
Browse standard automotive window films, explore the automotive film selection, or visit automotive warranty information.
Grand Prix Performance FAQs
What ultraviolet rejection does the performance chart list?
The chart reports greater than 98% ultraviolet rejection for each tested shade.
Which tested VLT has the highest glare reduction?
The 5% row has the highest listed glare reduction, at 93%.
What measured VLT does the chart show for the 15% row?
It records 16% visible light transmission for that row.
How much solar energy is transmitted in the 35% row?
The chart lists 53% solar energy transmission.
What visible light reflection does the 50% row record?
The chart lists 5% visible light reflection for the 50% row.
