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Mobile Auto Window Tinting Glendale AZ - Dyed Tinted Glass

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 Dyed Window Tint.

Most folk apply dyed car window tints to windows for appearance rather than functionality.
If you’re looking for that dark look for your vehicle, a deep dark black color that appears opaque from the outside is the best way to go.
 
This type of tint, a dyed tinted glass has a layer of dye between the protective top polyester coating and the adhesive layer.
The top layer protects your window from any scratches while the adhesive side sticks to the glass. One problem with dyed tinting is that it fades over time with prolonged UV exposure, (direct sunlight).
You can always prolong its life by parking in a garage or away from constant sun exposure.
 
Although it’s true that dyed tints are chosen simply for the look it lends your vehicle, it’s also the most economical compared to the other four types of tinting.
Dyed tints are known for being the darkest option, you may have doubts that you won’t be able to see through the darkest rear windows.
You’ll be relieved to learn that the film still provides a sufficient visibility, so as you can see other traffic from the sides and rear views and while parking and maneuvering.
 
Another bonus of dyed tinted glass is that it absorbs the sun’s rays, which shields your car from excessive heating.

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Heat transfers away from the glass and then dissipates back into the atmosphere with the movement of air around your vehicle.
It will also provide privacy and security as it’s difficult to see any belongings left inside.
 
Advantages of Dyed Protective Film
 
 Dyed Car Window Tint: (from our Mobile Tint Services)
 

 
Disadvantages of Dyed Film
 
 The disadvantages of dyed window tint are:

  • Fades over time with UV exposure which causes the dye to break down and changing it from a black color to purple
  • Not as effective at blocking heat as other types of tint
  • Can risk having a “bubbled” appearance if not installed correctly
  • Is prone to delaminating causing the layers to separate
 
Take a good look at the positives and negatives of dyed window tints before deciding which is best for you.

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