Premier Diamond Cut IR Tint 2 Attachment(s) Premier Diamond Cut IR Tint - exclusive to Premier only. We contracted a window film manufacturer to create a product that not only meets our standards, but also exceeds the specs to all other tint on the market. It produces maximum heat rejection (even superior to ceramic) with 0 metal imprints in the polyester or adhesive. This means, you will not see a decrease in your wireless signals such as: 1. keyless entry 2. AM / FM 3. radar detectors 4. cell phones 5. etc. Here are some shots of our new Diamond Cut IR film applied to the windows of a E90 M3 at 32% VLT (visible light transmission). We are using a E92 M3 with clear glass to give an accurate assessment of how well our tint compares Clear Glass - in 2 minutes time, the surface temperature of the rear deck registers at 114 degrees Diamond Cut IR Tint - in 2 minutes 44 seconds, the surface temperature registers at 102 degrees (a 12 degree difference in just 2.5 minutes) |
2 Attachment(s) Clear Glass - 9 minutes 14 seconds rear decklid temperature rises to 150 degrees Diamond Cut IR Tinted - 10 minutes 11 seconds, rear deck lid temperate is at 114 degrees (36 degree difference in surface temperature) |
2 Attachment(s) Here are some shots of the car with our Diamond Cut IR32 Tint |
4 Attachment(s) We also placed our Diamond Cut IR 62% up against a 5% limo tint. Some of our techs believed the film at 62% cannot stack up to a limo shade, but they were wrong! Our display is set up so that we can slide a piece of glass that is pretinted into the box where a heat lamp emits heat from the top of the box. You will notice that the limo tint (5%) blocks off much of the energy produced by the heat lamp. However, our Diamond Cut 62% tint outperforms it by a significant margin The BTU meter measures amount of solar energy or heat transfer through the object. |
4 Attachment(s) Not a complete test until we compare it to ceramic window tint Huper 50 and Diamond Cut IR 1. Without glass, BTU registers a 340 2. Huper 50% - 166 3. Diamond Cut IR 62% - 28 |
Here are some shots of a '10 911 with our Diamond Cut IR tint installed. 63% for the front two windows and 50% for the rear three. There is plenty of information on our product in pages prior to this post. A quick synapse: 1. 94% infrared rejection (most ceramic tint only offers up to 78% infrared blockage). 2. 94% infrared rejection regardless of tint shade. 3. 10-15 degrees difference in cabin temperature compared to other high end tint. http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/1.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/2.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/3.jpg TINT SHAVED TO THE EDGE ELIMINATING ALL GAPS - FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN THIS, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU WANT THIS OPTION AT THE TIME OF ORDER http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/4.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/5.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/6.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/7.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/8.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...oup/Tint/9.jpg |
Time to update photos of our Diamond Cut IR applied to other vehicles: Here's a Alpine White M3 Coupe with: Diamond Cut IR 50% all around and 73% on windshield Specs again to the film: 1. 94% infrared rejection compared to 75%-80% of ceramic tint 2. 0% metals that impede on wireless transmission signals (especially for BMWs, Audis, and Mercedes for their keyless entry systems) 3. Lifetime Warranty from bubbling, fading, peeling, purpling, and cracking http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...Cut%20IR/6.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...Cut%20IR/7.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...Cut%20IR/8.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...Cut%20IR/9.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...ut%20IR/10.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...ut%20IR/11.jpg http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...ut%20IR/15.jpg |
Nice. Do customers get busted for tinting the front windows in CA though? Any comparison of v cool vs your film in sunlight? I think IR light is not representative of real sun light right? |
Originally Posted by djantlive
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Nice. Do customers get busted for tinting the front windows in CA though? Any comparison of v cool vs your film in sunlight? I think IR light is not representative of real sun light right? As for IR, it represents part of the solar spectrum (approximately 55%-60%). The remaining that builds heat would be visible light and UV. Measurement with IR rejection is a universal method that we can use as a constant for product performance. |
Thanks for the explanation! |
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