Double? That’s a lot more than it should be. Ceramic film doesn’t cost that much more than a quality standard film. Knowing the advantages of ceramic what was his reasoning for not recommending it?
According to him ceramic cost a good deal more. I have no idea, just going by what he said. He didn't go into details about it, just said the it's not worth the added expense.
Far be it from me to disagree with a professional but honestly unless he was just trying to save you a few bucks this doesn't make sense.
I have no idea, I asked him about doing ceramic and that's what he told me. I was willing to spend the money if he had said it was better. And he's in business to make money, so....
I had thought about this. He (the tint guy) has a clear film that that apply on the windshield. Says it helps with glare. Glare is a huge issue with me. I guess I'm sensitive to it. When one of those jeep people with aftermarket LED headlights, or even any new pickup truck that is lifted and/or leveled (and they don't readjust the headlights) is oncoming, at night, I am blind. Does the windshield film help with this?
Not really. Windshield tint is different than the rest. It doesnt really change the darkness (it does but not much) and I have 40% formula on the front.
Actually it does. Ceramic windshield tint is polarized (I see this with some of my polarized sunglasses as a purple aura). As such it does reduce glare. To what degree I cannot say. Different brands may offer more or less. That’s a recommendation for your installer.
