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It is a thin film installed on automotive glass to manage visible light, solar heat, glare, and UV exposure. You choose it by measured performance and the finished view through the glass, not by shade alone.
Visible Light Transmission tells you how much visible light passes through the film. A higher VLT generally looks lighter; a lower VLT looks darker. Your installer should account for the vehicle’s factory glass and check the completed combination against local rules.
We recommend comparing current VLT, infrared rejection, total solar-energy rejection, visible-light reflectance, UV rejection, and signal compatibility. Open the relevant product page, then confirm the roll specification with your installer before fitting.
From product selection and professional installation to warranty registration and ongoing care, CONERGIES supports every stage of the paint protection journey.
Selecting the right film depends on the vehicle, driving conditions, preferred finish, and desired level of coverage. Share your requirements with our team, and we will help identify the most suitable product and application options.
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Professional installation is essential to achieving a precise fit, secure edges, and a consistent finish. Use our dealer locator to find an authorized CONERGIES installer in your area.
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Access warranty registration, coverage lookup, and product care guidance after installation. Warranty eligibility and duration are determined by the selected product, installation record, region, and applicable warranty terms.
Warranty & careHALO™ uses titanium-nitride nano-ceramic technology. SOLIX™ uses a light-selective nano-ceramic multilayer construction. Compare the current product data for your preferred VLT, then ask your installer which construction fits your glass and driving conditions.
Start with the amount of visible light you want inside the cabin. Higher VLT options look lighter; lower VLT options look darker. Your installer should measure the factory glass because the completed glass-and-film combination determines the final reading.
Our current HALO™ and SOLIX™ product descriptions specify signal-friendly construction. Confirm compatibility for any vehicle-specific antennas, toll tags, or devices with your installer before fitting.
Not always. Tint limits can differ for the windscreen, front side glass, rear side glass, and rear window. Tell your installer where the vehicle is registered and used so you can choose a compliant configuration.
Clean glass preparation, accurate cutting, heat shaping, edge placement, and controlled wet application all affect the finish. An authorized installer can also confirm the product, roll specification, care instructions, and warranty requirements before you leave.