Someone said get to the point. But I’m happy you didn’t because this was extremely helpful for a first time car owner. I just brought a Lexus but no tint and was so confused. Thankyou for this 🙏🏾
I’m glad the video was helpful. I try to make videos from a beginners perspective which really help break things down to understand. Congrats on your car btw!!
Hey, thank you for the video! I'm at a tint place right now waiting on my appointment and trying to make sure I made the right choice with carbon tint. I can't justify the cost of ceramic and it sounds like I don't need to worry about it after all. Ive had carbon on another vehicle for three years and it still looks great and dies a great job of blocking heat. Phenomenal really, so thanks for confirming my suspicions with the extra cost!
Had no idea there were different types of tinting and I can see how you would want to pick based on the look you are going for! I'm getting my 2017 grabber blue ecoboost mustang coupe tinted and haven't really decided 🙃
Yeah and the cost varies too so it helps you save some money. Grabber blue is such an amazing color! Shame S550 only got them for 2017 year. If laws aren’t too strict in your state you can go 20% easy
Some points that need to be considered are 1) Which tint plays better with polarized sun glasses...think carbon will have less rainbow effect than ceramic 2) What hue does each one appear at an angle ceramic tends to give a subtle green appearance where carbon has more of a subtle grayish hue
I agree with most of what you said, but the part about spending the $500 to protect your $60k investment. You only tint your car once so put the best film on a brand new car you wont regret it.
That's a great point. Better quality tint would protect the interior better especially the leather seats. If you intend to own the car for years then it would be a great investment than just going with a tint that does not block our uv rays and gives only the look
Ultimately it depends on what percent tint you’re going with. If both percentages are same then ceramic tint should be easier to see out of than carbon. Of course it’s more expensive too
I keep hearing ceramic is the best option and can last up to 20 years. So I'm definitely getting that installed. This week so I'll update how it comes out... 💯
Can you help me? I'm looking for a tape that shows the interior directly. Not even when looking from the side. For example, a phone anti-spy glass screen.
I wanna get mine tinted soooo bad, but here in NC legal limit is 35 percent smh nothing at all!! So I can get it tinted, they usually won't pull you over around here for it, BUT when it comes to pass inspection every year, it won't pass, so you would have to take it off, and get it redone every year smh so idk what to do!!! Any ideas???? Would be greatly appreciated!!!
Even with 35 you would have to take it off and retint? 20 looks the best and your only way around inspection would be to find someone who’s willing to let it slide lol
@Red5oh naw I was saying 35 is the darkest you can go it will pass. And yea ik, there's several people around my area right now trying to find someone that would let it slide, my buddy just had his taken off Friday to pass inspection cause he couldn't find anybody, and I don't wanna go through that hassle of taking it off every year just to pass inspection smh I mean yea it makes the car look really good, but it's not worth the hassle, UNLESS I can find somebody to let me slide, which so far hasn't happened unfortunately
@IceBiiRd you have to have your windows tinted a certain percentage to pass inspection on your vehicle, to get a new sticker that goes on your tag!! Thought they had that EVERYWHERE in the US
That's a good question. You should definitely feel less heat in the car compared to without tints. Regular tint vs no tint you will still feel about the same heat
Any type of tint can do that. It just depends on how dark you get. 5% tint will allow that maybe even 20%. 5% can be too dark so you have to be careful with cops and elision while driving at night
I did not research, tinted windows myself, and used an orange tint, that faded by half over one summer, after about two years, you can barely notice it, buy cheap, buy twice!... oh and yeah my back screen has lightening strike shape bubbles as window is concave, lol
Yeah it’s one of those things that seems easy on paper but it’s pita to do lol. I wanted to do mine by myself too but after watching few videos I was like I’d gladly pay someone to do that. It also matter what quality film you got. If you got something off eBay or Amazon then that could also explain the quality
I'm going through menopause which is feeling like I'm going to self implode and the ceramic tinting I got was worth every single penny. Guys, I always thought my girlfriends were whining complainers but let me tell you: they're not. Besides the fact you'll be lovin your ceramic tint (you men get hot too... ) your lady will really appreciate it if she is always hot. In that way.
Your 20% tint windows are very cool bro 5% tint windows I would not recommend. There’s a lot of people on the TH-cam channel saying 5% tint windows are very cool and I told them it’s very dangerous you have blind spots left and right you can’t see out your back window. It’s definitely a hazard. You have a very nice car bro
Yeah no doubt 5% looks a lot cooler but it’s difficult to see at night and also easy for cops to give you trouble. Thanks for watching the video! I’ll do one on how the night visibility is
I’m thinking about getting my car tinted and I don’t live an hot area and I don’t have the biggest budget but I was looking at getting pretty dark tint and I was wondering it would be worth the money to get ceramic tint to be able to see better at night.
I believe it would make a little difference but it significant enough. Not to mention ceramic tint costs 3x more so you have to weigh the pros and cons depending on much you’ll drive at night
That's a good point! I am sure you can but it would be after several years where it would justify the cost difference as AC doesn't take that much gas these days
I didn’t want to attract unnecessary attention from cops. But now I’m thinking to get 50% which is not too dark but will help with keeping cabin cooler
Dude has no idea what he’s talking about. Says basic tint blocks heat, no it doesn’t. UV light does not cause heat, IR light causes heat. Says the carbon tint is made up of carbon particles…. Bruh all of life is made up of mostly carbon. Literally everything on this planet is carbon.
well i thought it was the opposite, and I saw some article saying they they but like carbon particles in their tint which makes it more of a matte finish. Plus I have a car with carbon tints and well I cant compare to ceramic yet because I have no idea what it looks like but, I'm pretty sure carbon is more of a matte finish.
Hello it all depends on the quality of the film. That “matte” look is called “low angle haze” which is a bit “milky” some people don’t like it on carbon or ceramic, so they look for a no low angle haze films either ceramic or carbon.
@Red5oh you will never see 70 percent. And you get all the benefits. I ran 70 for 50 years then finally decided to go for 50 when I had my windshield replaced.
I be hearing so many insane (to me) price quotes for tint on youtube cause even the really great shops by me aren’t going so high unless you got a lambo or something
I think for an average shop and regular don't expect to pay more than $200. Unless you go really fancy or like you said have a nice car it's not worth it
@@Red5oh typical prices these days are $300 for carbon, $500 for one layer of ceramic, $650 for super ceramic 2 layers. what customers don't understand is we as tinters have to spend around 10k with our film dealers a year to keep getting the best products on the market. The film is not cheap just like the cost of everything the price keeps going up.
@@westside_tints8197 Yes prices have really gone up recently. There are still shops advertising $100-$150 for tints lol but they use cheap eBay film which will bubble and fade pretty quickly
carbon does not have the same heat trapping properties as ceramic. Ceramic traps the heat at the glass and acts as a filter to stop the Infrared rays from passing through. Carbon can filter a fraction of the Infrared heat compared to the ceramic.
Those can be equipped with any type of tint not just ceramic. The shade you choose can look cooler than standard tint while providing protection from sun. Hope this helps
Updated Video with comparison and Long term review!: th-cam.com/video/_MLl-xPDU3E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CZ8qkmSV-fL8s1yU
Someone said get to the point. But I’m happy you didn’t because this was extremely helpful for a first time car owner. I just brought a Lexus but no tint and was so confused. Thankyou for this 🙏🏾
I’m glad the video was helpful. I try to make videos from a beginners perspective which really help break things down to understand. Congrats on your car btw!!
Hey, thank you for the video! I'm at a tint place right now waiting on my appointment and trying to make sure I made the right choice with carbon tint. I can't justify the cost of ceramic and it sounds like I don't need to worry about it after all. Ive had carbon on another vehicle for three years and it still looks great and dies a great job of blocking heat. Phenomenal really, so thanks for confirming my suspicions with the extra cost!
Thank you I’m glad my video was helpful in helping you save money! I hope the tint came out great on your car
Had no idea there were different types of tinting and I can see how you would want to pick based on the look you are going for! I'm getting my 2017 grabber blue ecoboost mustang coupe tinted and haven't really decided 🙃
Yeah and the cost varies too so it helps you save some money. Grabber blue is such an amazing color! Shame S550 only got them for 2017 year. If laws aren’t too strict in your state you can go 20% easy
Good video!
Lots of new uses for ceramic on vehicles lately! 10 years ago, the only well-known ceramic thing related to cars was brake pads.
Yup! I remember only ceramic brakes not it’s being widely used in car applications
Excellent vid, well explained among the best out there on this topic 👍🏽
Thank you I really appreciate it!
Starts at 3:26
Thank you! Seriously, first half was filler nonsense
You’re a God thanks
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Some points that need to be considered are 1) Which tint plays better with polarized sun glasses...think carbon will have less rainbow effect than ceramic 2) What hue does each one appear at an angle ceramic tends to give a subtle green appearance where carbon has more of a subtle grayish hue
Great points to consider! It’s not always about just the cost but also what application it will be used in
My nano ceramic tint is clear, with no color from within looking out!!!
Took you 3 minutes to finally hit the point of the video...
I am glad you enjoyed the video lol
@@Red5oh 😂😂😂
No lie he cooked you…
I agree with most of what you said, but the part about spending the $500 to protect your $60k investment. You only tint your car once so put the best film on a brand new car you wont regret it.
That's a great point. Better quality tint would protect the interior better especially the leather seats. If you intend to own the car for years then it would be a great investment than just going with a tint that does not block our uv rays and gives only the look
Actual video starts at 3:30
Thank you!
I have been skipping 😂 and just saw this short cut.
So true. He needs to get to the point.
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Just get to the point
I eventually did. Slow like my mustang. Thanks for watching!
@@Red5oh since you actually replied what is it called when you get a tint but it’s dark in the outside and clear on the inside
@@adrianreyes7464 ceramic
For real bro!!!!
Thanks for saving my life for 7 min
Between carbon and ceramic, is one easier to see out of than the other? (From the inside)
^^^
Ultimately it depends on what percent tint you’re going with. If both percentages are same then ceramic tint should be easier to see out of than carbon. Of course it’s more expensive too
@@Red5oh Money is nothing. If you are short on cash, just print more.
Depends if its a quality film. If it is not you will get what is called low angle haze. Not all ceramics and carbon films are created equal.
@@angrysocialjusticewarrior☠️
I keep hearing ceramic is the best option and can last up to 20 years. So I'm definitely getting that installed. This week so I'll update how it comes out... 💯
Yeah definitely the way to go if you can get good pricing. Keep us posted
ceramic is definetely better
I have ceramic and live in the south even my windshield has clear ceramic on it huge difference
That’s awesome! Looks like it is worth the money
@@Red5oh to me yes to others meh up to them it was almost a grand to do my 22 f150 but having black leather interior its worth it
Can you help me? I'm looking for a tape that shows the interior directly. Not even when looking from the side. For example, a phone anti-spy glass screen.
Not sure what you mean exactly sorry. You could go 5% tint so no one can see inside but will be risky with th cops
Good job explaining!
Thanks hopefully it was helpful!
I wanna get mine tinted soooo bad, but here in NC legal limit is 35 percent smh nothing at all!! So I can get it tinted, they usually won't pull you over around here for it, BUT when it comes to pass inspection every year, it won't pass, so you would have to take it off, and get it redone every year smh so idk what to do!!! Any ideas???? Would be greatly appreciated!!!
Even with 35 you would have to take it off and retint? 20 looks the best and your only way around inspection would be to find someone who’s willing to let it slide lol
@Red5oh naw I was saying 35 is the darkest you can go it will pass. And yea ik, there's several people around my area right now trying to find someone that would let it slide, my buddy just had his taken off Friday to pass inspection cause he couldn't find anybody, and I don't wanna go through that hassle of taking it off every year just to pass inspection smh I mean yea it makes the car look really good, but it's not worth the hassle, UNLESS I can find somebody to let me slide, which so far hasn't happened unfortunately
Pass inspection? For what?
@IceBiiRd you have to have your windows tinted a certain percentage to pass inspection on your vehicle, to get a new sticker that goes on your tag!! Thought they had that EVERYWHERE in the US
@@TimScottDT I didn’t know that. I just get mine through the mail once I pay it. I do mine online
*The best overall tint is 20% nano ceramic! It's super easy to see OUTSIDE of and AWKWARD TO SEE INSIDE! Awkward meaning; you gotta try hard!*
Yeah 20% works best but never really thought about nano ceramic. It's good if it doesn't compromise on your visibility.
@Red5oh It's definitely highly visible, that's one of the reasons it's the best, along side no uv rays, no glare, and basically no heat at all!
Bro sun still gets in at 20% nano ceramic, can feel the heat still. It’s honestly not that goooood.
I'm getting ceramic tinting on my car in a week so how would I know the guy didn't just put normal tinting on.
That's a good question. You should definitely feel less heat in the car compared to without tints. Regular tint vs no tint you will still feel about the same heat
ask them to meter the tint on the glass after install. Look for IRR readings. If they wont meter it go to another shop.
Ceramic front window is a must for me
Helps with the heat!
Thanks for the educational vid man, god bless
Thank you for watching! Got tons more educational videos on Mustangs and some general automotive knowledge. Be sure to check it out
What tint blocks the outside cars from seeing you but you can see them clearly?
Any type of tint can do that. It just depends on how dark you get. 5% tint will allow that maybe even 20%. 5% can be too dark so you have to be careful with cops and elision while driving at night
Ceramic tint is the clearest from the inside. The 5% ceramic is much clearer from inside than the 5% other tints.
5% is wayy more clear from the inside
I would recommend spend the extra money and get ceramic
Have you ever been in a car before? Grow a brain .
Its actually 4 types of tints. You forgot about Metalized Tint which block cell phone signal.
Oh interesting didn’t know about that! I gotta look more into it
Actually 5 types, DYED, METALLIC, HYBRID, CERAMIC AND CARBON.
I did not research, tinted windows myself, and used an orange tint, that faded by half over one summer, after about two years, you can barely notice it, buy cheap, buy twice!...
oh and yeah my back screen has lightening strike shape bubbles as window is concave, lol
Yeah it’s one of those things that seems easy on paper but it’s pita to do lol. I wanted to do mine by myself too but after watching few videos I was like I’d gladly pay someone to do that. It also matter what quality film you got. If you got something off eBay or Amazon then that could also explain the quality
I'm going through menopause which is feeling like I'm going to self implode and the ceramic tinting I got was worth every single penny. Guys, I always thought my girlfriends were whining complainers but let me tell you: they're not. Besides the fact you'll be lovin your ceramic tint (you men get hot too... ) your lady will really appreciate it if she is always hot. In that way.
I feel like I should've gone for ceramic tint given the benefit of heat rejection. The cost was definitely but it may pay dividends in the future.
Love my ceramic tint😍😍
It's definitely a great option!
Your 20% tint windows are very cool bro 5% tint windows I would not recommend. There’s a lot of people on the TH-cam channel saying 5% tint windows are very cool and I told them it’s very dangerous you have blind spots left and right you can’t see out your back window. It’s definitely a hazard. You have a very nice car bro
Yeah no doubt 5% looks a lot cooler but it’s difficult to see at night and also easy for cops to give you trouble. Thanks for watching the video! I’ll do one on how the night visibility is
@@Red5oh 5% tint windows. It’s very hard to see out the window Super dark. 20% tint windows is the best. I agree with you to Bro
I’m thinking about getting my car tinted and I don’t live an hot area and I don’t have the biggest budget but I was looking at getting pretty dark tint and I was wondering it would be worth the money to get ceramic tint to be able to see better at night.
I believe it would make a little difference but it significant enough. Not to mention ceramic tint costs 3x more so you have to weigh the pros and cons depending on much you’ll drive at night
@@Red5oh i was wondering the same as the op, and i drive a lot at night, so thank you for this i think i’ll get ceramic tint.
Interesting...looks great bro
Thanks bro I appreciate it
I wonder if you can save money because you wont need to blast ac all the time
That's a good point! I am sure you can but it would be after several years where it would justify the cost difference as AC doesn't take that much gas these days
Why didn’t you get the windshield tinted?
I didn’t want to attract unnecessary attention from cops. But now I’m thinking to get 50% which is not too dark but will help with keeping cabin cooler
@@Red5oh depends on ur state Ig but I do 35 percent which is legal in my state. Assuming you live in a state which has stricter laws
Dude has no idea what he’s talking about. Says basic tint blocks heat, no it doesn’t. UV light does not cause heat, IR light causes heat. Says the carbon tint is made up of carbon particles…. Bruh all of life is made up of mostly carbon. Literally everything on this planet is carbon.
What did you get in chemistry
As usual another good vid brother !!
Thank you for watching! Tint made a huge difference
i thought carbon tint brought more of a matte finish when compared to ceramic.
Ceramic normally provides the matte finish. I am not sure if carbon has other types of film that would allow that.
well i thought it was the opposite, and I saw some article saying they they but like carbon particles in their tint which makes it more of a matte finish. Plus I have a car with carbon tints and well I cant compare to ceramic yet because I have no idea what it looks like but, I'm pretty sure carbon is more of a matte finish.
Hello it all depends on the quality of the film. That “matte” look is called “low angle haze” which is a bit “milky” some people don’t like it on carbon or ceramic, so they look for a no low angle haze films either ceramic or carbon.
@@jetblackwindowtinting___ exactly this is why good ceramic films cost more.
Nice bro... Keep it up👍
Thank you!
my dye tint has faded and now needs changing
Must be low quality tint then. I’ve had dye tint on my cars. Most I had was 7 years with no issues. Did you have warranty with the tint?
How long have you had it tinted for?
Thank you for the education.
You’re welcome I’m glad I helped out!
do 70 percent full ceramic on your windshield
I might consider the windshield tint. I prefer without it to not attract too much attention
@Red5oh you will never see 70 percent. And you get all the benefits. I ran 70 for 50 years then finally decided to go for 50 when I had my windshield replaced.
I be hearing so many insane (to me) price quotes for tint on youtube cause even the really great shops by me aren’t going so high unless you got a lambo or something
I think for an average shop and regular don't expect to pay more than $200. Unless you go really fancy or like you said have a nice car it's not worth it
@@Red5oh typical prices these days are $300 for carbon, $500 for one layer of ceramic, $650 for super ceramic 2 layers. what customers don't understand is we as tinters have to spend around 10k with our film dealers a year to keep getting the best products on the market. The film is not cheap just like the cost of everything the price keeps going up.
@@westside_tints8197 Yes prices have really gone up recently. There are still shops advertising $100-$150 for tints lol but they use cheap eBay film which will bubble and fade pretty quickly
@@Red5oh tell me about it. They say I know where to get it done cheaper. Then I tell them when it fails I’m gonna charge you double to fix it.
1/2 way through and still hasn't started talking about what the vid is titled.
The useful content starts at 3:22.
Everything is useful
450! I’m
Getting it for 250 in Wisconsin for ceramic
That’s a good price! I called couple shop and that’s what I got. For $250 I maybe would’ve splurged
@@Red5oh looks like I was mistaken over the phone the carbon was 250 the ceramic was 420
@@snowboarddan5899 yeah about the same prices I got quoted. It makes more sense now
Are you ever planning on lowering that car?
Yup that’s the next mod on my list with Eibach pro lowering kit
Very informative thank you for sharing
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Thank you man!
Thanks for the info
You’re welcome! Hope you enjoyed it
Video was way longer than it could’ve been
Lol 😂
I have 5% llumar window tint on my rear windows on my Lexus and I am in Vegas
5% is exactly what you need for Vegas lol. I was there last month for the weekend and the heat is no joke!
@@Red5oh that is true
@@TheLexusIS250Dude If you don’t mind sharing, Which shop did you go to? I’m here in Vegas as well and i’m trying to find a good tint shop.
@@melinamedina3042 I bought my Lexus like that the previous owner must of took it to tint place
No one seems to be able to explain the difference between carbon and ceramic. Seems like they both offer the same benefits
They are about the same. Unless you live in a really hot climate id go with regular tint tbh and save your money
carbon does not have the same heat trapping properties as ceramic. Ceramic traps the heat at the glass and acts as a filter to stop the Infrared rays from passing through. Carbon can filter a fraction of the Infrared heat compared to the ceramic.
@@westside_tints8197 oh i see. thank you
And I think the ceramic has bit better visibility I think idk
Ceramic looks matte??? Hmmm… not sure I’d like that
It does have slight matte shade from what I’ve seen. Not too extreme though
Hello can we get married ?
99% heat reduction for ceramic? U sure?
Up to 99% rejection of UV rays
Video starts here 3:10
My shop is charging 280$ for ceramic
That's a pretty good price tbh!
what brand? not all ceramics are created equal. I would find a brand know for there nano ceramics
Thanks !
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it
With ceramic tint doesnt a blue or red color like sunglasses lens help with sun but also gives battery dynamic view?
Those can be equipped with any type of tint not just ceramic. The shade you choose can look cooler than standard tint while providing protection from sun. Hope this helps
I got nano on my mustang wouldn't buy anything else
That’s great! Nano must’ve been really expensive but worth it
Just skip to 4:21, saved you 4 minutes.
Thanks
Bro they all block 99% of ur rays
Video starts at 3 min mark
Thanks!
You’re more concerned about how you look instead of your safety.
lol what?
@@Red5oh you more interested in how cool you think you look instead of being able to safely see!
Get to the point please
I need a turbo for that
Park in the sun
Yeah would be a good test
Wow this guy is dull.
Lol ouch