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Grand Touring

$154.00 - $222.00
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Grand Touring IR Carbon Ceramic Automotive Tint

If you are looking for infrared rejection at an introductory price level, this is the product for you. Grand Touring is made with the latest and most advanced Carbon Nano-Ceramic technology, providing higher heat rejection with no interference with electronic signals.

Grand Touring carbon ceramic automotive tint is listed in the dropdown as Grand Touring IR 30 Carbon Ceramic. The black nano carbon window film is offered in 03%, 05%, 15%, 20%, 35%, 50%, and 70% VLT. This 3%–70% VLT automotive tint is a signal-friendly IR automotive film, as described in the supplied product copy.

Grand Touring Options and Construction

To buy Grand Touring IR window tint, select a VLT, then choose a 40″ or 60″ width. The Grand Touring carbon ceramic film roll is offered in a 100′ length. Select the listed width and roll when you order Grand Touring automotive window film.

Construction details list a 2-ply, 1.5-mil window film made with Nano Carbon. Quick Facts identify it as metal-free and dye-free, with non-weatherable polyester. The metal-free nano-carbon ceramic tint has pressure-sensitive adhesive, a scratch-resistant coating, and a Lifetime Film warranty.

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Grand Touring FAQs

 

Does the chart’s measured VLT always match the selected shade?

Not exactly. For example, the 70% row records 72% visible light transmission, while the 50% row records 48%.

Which charted shade has the highest total solar energy rejection?

The 03% row is highest in the supplied chart, with 51% total solar energy rejected.

Where does the chart show its highest glare-reduction value?

The 03% row shows the highest listed glare reduction at 97%.

Does ultraviolet rejection change across the charted VLT levels?

The chart lists ultraviolet rejection above 99% for every displayed row.

Is the infrared reading identical for every shade?

The chart lists 30% infrared rejection for the 50% row and 31% for the other displayed rows.