Spectra PhotoSync Tint
07-11-2013, 04:21 PM
#1
Spectra PhotoSync Tint
Hi everyone:
My car is parked under the relentless Miami sun and I am looking for an effective way to protect the cabin from deteriorating due to the heat/uv rays.
After some research, I came across the Spectra PhotoSync tint which is supposed to reject over 98% of IR and UV rays without the need of a dark tint which is a plus for me since dark tinted windows are a hassle for night driving and parking in dark garages.
I have been quoted $550 for all the windows and $225 for the windshield.
Your thoughts about the price (is it worth it?) and other alternatives will be appreciated.
Cheers,
Moises
My car is parked under the relentless Miami sun and I am looking for an effective way to protect the cabin from deteriorating due to the heat/uv rays.
After some research, I came across the Spectra PhotoSync tint which is supposed to reject over 98% of IR and UV rays without the need of a dark tint which is a plus for me since dark tinted windows are a hassle for night driving and parking in dark garages.
I have been quoted $550 for all the windows and $225 for the windshield.
Your thoughts about the price (is it worth it?) and other alternatives will be appreciated.
Cheers,
Moises
07-12-2013, 01:37 AM
#2
Intermediate
Can't speak for your proposed product. But. 2 weeks ago I did my black on black 997.1 with 35% SunTek Ceramic tint rather than standard tint. It is remarkable. The hype on the ceramic is that it blocks more UV than normal tint and in my case, I am a believer. I paid $450, a premium of about $150, but have a tremendous lifetime warranty (credible product and credible business). Best money I spent in a long time (since buying the car in the first place!).
