Southeastern Tint LLC
Compare the window film types below. Ask which films Southeastern Tint LLC currently offers when requesting your quote.
Carbon-based window film
A carbon-based window film that gives glass a deep, tinted finish.
Infrared figures are typical ranges from published specs of major film brands (such as 3M, LLumar and XPEL). Exact ratings depend on the film and shade.
Compare the exact product's heat-rejection and light-transmission ratings.
Heat-focused window film
A nano-ceramic window film designed to reduce infrared heat while offering UV protection.
Infrared figures are typical ranges from published specs of major film brands (such as 3M, LLumar and XPEL). Exact ratings depend on the film and shade.
Performance varies by product and shade. A lighter shade can still reject heat.
Hybrid carbon + ceramic window film
A blend of carbon and ceramic film layers that sits between the two: better heat rejection than carbon at a step below full ceramic.
Infrared figures are typical ranges from published specs of major film brands (such as 3M, LLumar and XPEL). Exact ratings depend on the film and shade.
Performance varies by product and shade. Compare the exact product's ratings.
Qualifying films come with a lifetime warranty through the film dealer and Southeastern Tint LLC. Coverage for your specific film is confirmed with your quote.
Solar-control films target heat and glare while preserving daylight. Privacy or decorative films change how much can be seen through the glass. Reflective privacy depends on lighting and may not provide privacy at night.
Visible light transmission (VLT) describes how much light passes through; lower numbers mean a darker tint. Total solar energy rejected (TSER) describes overall solar heat rejection. Ask about the exact film's ratings and compatibility with your glass.
Film availability, performance, warranties and pricing are confirmed with your quote.
Mobile window tinting is dependent on location and project scope.
Answer a few quick questions about your vehicle, your city and what bothers you most, and we'll point you to a film and a darkness level.
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