[Mattl0806]

Hi Everyone,

Can anyone post pics of nano ceramic tints?

I am going Monday for window tints. Choices are ceramic or nano ceramic. I’ve read nano ceramic has a blue hue to it which installer did confirm. He will have samples for me to see but be great to see some examples here too.

I mainly want heat reduction and small privacy improvement. I am thinking 70% windshield and 35-40% on all side windows.

[SkykingUSA]

Almost every picture of my car I have posted has nano-ceramic tint according to the web site for the brand of tinting I have installed. I have not noticed any blue-ness to it, so either I just don't see it or it's a different kind of "nano-ceramic" that doesn't have that color in it. Perhaps mine is just too dark to see it well. On the windshield, the shade is only 50, so I suppose I can sort of see some blueness there, but I don't really notice it unless I'm specifically looking for it.

Here is a link to the Pinnacle tinting that I have which is part of LLumar's FormulaOne line of tint. One of the reasons I went with this type of tint is because of its excellent heat rejection.

https://llumar.com/na/en/automotive/...aone-pinnacle/

You could probably find many pictures of my car in these forums, but if you want to see a whole bunch in one spot, you can look at this Album I created to show the tinting on the car and judge the tint for yourself: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GHXe2MEF45GipxUx8

As far as the shades go, I have 15 on the side and rear windows, 50 on the windshield, and 30 on the sunroof.

[Mattl0806]

Originally Posted by SkykingUSA

Almost every picture of my car I have posted has nano-ceramic tint according to the web site for the brand of tinting I have installed. I have not noticed any blue-ness to it, so either I just don't see it or it's a different kind of "nano-ceramic" that doesn't have that color in it. Perhaps mine is just too dark to see it well. On the windshield, the shade is only 50, so I suppose I can sort of see some blueness there, but I don't really notice it unless I'm specifically looking for it.

Here is a link to the Pinnacle tinting that I have which is part of LLumar's FormulaOne line of tint. One of the reasons I went with this type of tint is because of its excellent heat rejection.

https://llumar.com/na/en/automotive/...aone-pinnacle/

You could probably find many pictures of my car in these forums, but if you want to see a whole bunch in one spot, you can look at this Album I created to show the tinting on the car and judge the tint for yourself: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GHXe2MEF45GipxUx8

As far as the shades go, I have 15 on the side and rear windows, 50 on the windshield, and 30 on the sunroof.

Thanks for the post.
Your car looks great. I love the dark look and would go darker if it did not bother me more than most at night.

I do agree your car really doesn’t show the blue.

I found this post last night on m5. I believe you can see the blueness in this car’s windshield. This poster has the same material my installer uses and might be the exact % setup I’ll go with.

[aaexpert]

as a professional tinter, you will NEVER see in a picture online of what a tint looks like vs. in person. Always best to go see it in person installed in a car. FYI, nano ceramic is NOT going to give a blue hue as this would be an issue with the brands dye used. Geoshield products I can say show the most clear view looking out from inside the cabin.

[Mattl0806]

Originally Posted by aaexpert

as a professional tinter, you will NEVER see in a picture online of what a tint looks like vs. in person. Always best to go see it in person installed in a car. FYI, nano ceramic is NOT going to give a blue hue as this would be an issue with the brands dye used. Geoshield products I can say show the most clear view looking out from inside the cabin.

Thanks. Going to see real examples on Monday. I don’t think it will be significant and I’ll end up with the nano.

Being an installer is that what you recommend?