An automotive nano-ceramic range with seven documented shade variants.
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Add to my project briefSupreme IR combines a ceramic construction with dyed layers for automotive fitting. Compare total solar-energy rejection and visible light transmission for a specific shade rather than selecting from the large infrared marketing figure alone.
| SUPR35 visible light transmission | 32%Manufacturer typical value: film mounted on 6 mm clear glass. |
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| SUPR35 total solar-energy rejection | 60%Manufacturer typical value: film mounted on 6 mm clear glass. |
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A contributor presenting themselves as a tint-business operator discusses the appearance and clarity of Supreme IR. Identity and purchase are not independently verified; this is anecdotal trade commentary, not a customer rating or laboratory comparison.
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An automotive nano-ceramic range with seven documented shade variants. Supreme IR combines a ceramic construction with dyed layers for automotive fitting. Compare total solar-energy rejection and visible light transmission for a specific shade rather than selecting from the large infrared marketing figure alone.
Link to this answerAssess the combined film and existing glass against the rules for each vehicle window; a film shade alone does not prove road legality. The sample-glass figures are comparative values, not the final transmission of a particular vehicle window. UK supply, exact regional SKU, warranty and permitted sales channel remain unconfirmed. This is an enquiry record, not an offer or stock promise.
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