TNHItter

Getting my 2 fronts done today with FormulaOne ceramic tint called “Pinnacle” for $130, does anyone have this type of film on their truck?
Heat rejection (I live in the mid-south)looks to be very good over the standard film tint

HM8404

I have no experience with that brand, but haVe the llumar ceramic and think its hands down better than my wife's 3M color safe which is not ceramic. I spent a week in 29 Palms, Ca (think Palm Springs) with temps over 100 deg and it def made a difference. I got my two fronts done for 125 so the price is about avg I believe for a ceramic.

BobbyC

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Looks like FormulaOne and Llumar are owned by the same parent company so I would think they're very good quality film. Any ceramic tint will have better heat rejection and won't interfere with cell phone reception like metallic or standard tint.

Brett2013fx4

Getting mine done on the 23rd. Gonna get 5% all the way around and I kinda wanna get the windshield done at 35% but scared cops will ticket me for that

11rangerZ520

I wouldn't personally, 35 is too dark for a windshield. I have to roll window down to see while backing up at night with my 20%.

ruff rider

I did 50% ceramic tint on all windows. Did 85% on the windshield. In Utah Stale law says no darker than 50% on front two windows and no tint on windshield (oops) The ceramic tint is unbelievable as far as how much cooler the inside stays in the summer.

Brett2013fx4

I have a backup camera plus 50 watt reverse bulbs so I should be good lol as for the windshield 35 is dark I might do lighter or just do the strip but I don't want to lose where it says f150 on top of windshield

11rangerZ520

I was talking about the windshield, I was just giving you a reference to how dark that would be for a windshield.

rdkev

5 percent everywhere but the fronts and windshield. 15 percent on the fronts.

Brett2013fx4

My ranger was 20% so I know how dark it'd be lol my dad's ranger is 35% and it looks light is to me