Two Ceramic Film Options

Understanding performance

Ceramic uses United’s Ultra Nano Ceramic base series. Advanced Ceramic uses the manufacturer’s higher infrared-rejection series. Both are metal-free ceramic films with UV protection; the upgrade is aimed at infrared heat control, not a darker shade.

United’s Ultra product page gives differing IR ranges in its title and body, while Advanced lists 95–99% depending on shade. Matching-shade TSER and comparable testing conditions are not established by these listings, so we do not present a numerical head-to-head comparison or promise a cabin-temperature reduction.

Ultra Nano Ceramic manufacturer details · Advanced Nano Ceramic manufacturer details

TSER measures total solar-energy rejection; IR rejection measures infrared energy, while UV rejection is separate. Compare matching shades and test conditions. Both films are metal-free, 2-ply, 2 mil. Unmatched test figures do not establish a cabin-temperature reduction.

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Visibility, privacy, or heat control? You do not need to know a percentage to request a quote.

These are appearance examples, not universally legal choices. Factory glass and film combine to determine the finished VLT. 35% film is not automatically legal on front windows; DriveShade recommends suitable options for your vehicle.

Windshield guidance is separate

50% full-windshield tint is not a standard Florida road-legal option. Florida generally permits a compliant transparent top strip in the AS/1 area. Full-windshield film requires a valid applicable exemption; we confirm it before booking.

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