Carbon IR
75%of infrared heat kept out
99.99% of UV blocked
Carbon-particle film that holds its color and stays black. The everyday choice.
Car tinting
See every Union shade on a real car, from the darkest to nearly clear, before you choose.

Tint shades
Tap a shade, from the darkest to nearly clear, and drag the line to compare it with clear glass.


Tint shades
The number is how much light the film lets through, so 5% is the darkest and 70% is nearly clear.
5%
The darkest shade we fit. Nothing visible in the cabin from outside.
15%
Dark, with a finished blacked-out side profile. Popular on SUVs.
20%
A clean daily-driver dark with a little more light through.
35%
A balanced look: privacy by day, an easy view out at night.
50%
A light, classy shade that still keeps heat out.
70%
Nearly clear. Heat and UV control without a dark look.
In California the front side windows take clear UV film only, and the rear side and back windows can take any of these shades. Read the California tint law.
Union window film
Two films, both blocking 99.99% of UV. The difference is how much of the sun’s infrared heat they keep out.
Carbon IR
75%of infrared heat kept out
99.99% of UV blocked
Carbon-particle film that holds its color and stays black. The everyday choice.
Ceramic IR
87%of infrared heat kept out
99.99% of UV blocked
Carbon with a ceramic layer on top, made to stop heat. The coolest Union film.
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From darkest to lightest: 5%, 15%, 20%, 35%, 50% and 70%. Darker shades give more privacy, lighter ones keep a factory look, and we make sure the front windows stay legal.
In California, the front side windows can only take clear UV film, which still cuts heat, and the rear side windows and back window can take any shade. We check the law for your car before we start.
Yes, if heat matters to you. Ceramic film keeps more heat out without having to look darker: Union Ceramic IR blocks up to 87% of infrared heat, against 75% for Union Carbon IR.
Keep them up for 3 to 5 days while the film dries, and wait a week before cleaning the inside of the glass. Use a soft cloth and an ammonia-free cleaner.
Car window tinting usually costs from $200 to $800. The price depends on your vehicle and the film you choose.
Ceramic window tint usually costs from $350 to $1,000. The price depends on your vehicle and the ceramic film you choose.