Bloomington Window Tint
LLumar CTX Ceramic window film will lower your car’s interior surface temperatures by up to 30 degrees. No more blistering hot seats and steering wheels.
This customer is back with a Ford Raptor to have ceramic window film installed on the front doors and windshield. Yes, there is window film on it.
The lightest ceramic film lets less heat through than the darkest standard film. They also had LLumar Platinum Paint Protection film installed on the hood, grille, headlights, fenders, and mirrors.
Three Tesla 3s in three weeks. All 3 were fitted with LLumar CTX ceramic window film to keep the interiors cooler, thus helping to increase battery range.
Two were also fitted with LLumar Platinum Paint Protection film to keep the road boogers from damaging the paint. What great cars!
This project was a lot of fun. A beautiful Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio received a full wrap of LLumar Platinum Paint Protection Film and LLumar CTX Ceramic window film from Bloomington Window Tint.
Aside from the film keeping the nasties away from your paint, it really makes the color pop with a new depth.
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Prime Time! Had a new Prius Prime in today for a full ceramic film treatment. The funky back glass is no problem to fit premium film.
On site service is available. Two boats done so far this month, lets get everyone looking good on the water this summer.
This little job showed up Saturday. RV’s, boats, tractors, dozers, graders, excavators, cranes, backhoes, combines… bring me something I haven’t done! Have a 1950 Double Decker bus from London? Sorry, I tinted one of those in 1996.
There are slight variances from brand to brand, but on the whole most new vehicles leave the factory with around 75% light transmission.
So remember, when you add film to your car, the film darkness combined with the tint already in the glass is the final number of visible light transmission (VLT).
This front door on a Kia Soul is an example. The film was a 38% ceramic. The owner wanted to keep the front doors within the law for Indiana, which is 30% VLT. The rear windows are bone stock, and meter at 25%. Now they are only 7% darker than the fronts, and the whole vehicle is completely legal.
We’ve had two 80% ceramic film installs this week. Do you know somebody who would like to be protected from the sun’s heat and UV, but doesn’t want their windows darkened? Ceramic 80% film is the perfect solution. It reduces 75% of the infra-red, 99% of the UV, but lets through 80% of the visible light.
