Film Types and Shades
Hybrid Window Film
Hybrid films combine layers: a dyed top for color and a carbon or ceramic layer for heat control. They give more heat rejection than basic dyed film at a gentler price than full ceramic.
- LayersDyed plus carbon or ceramic
- Heat controlBetter than dyed
- CostIn the middle
- Best forA step up on a budget
What you get
What is included
- 1A step upMore heat control than dyed film.
- 2A good priceLess than full ceramic.
- 3Holds colorThe carbon layer helps.
- 4Easy choiceA solid all-rounder.
How it works
From the first call to the finished glass
Cars, trucks, SUVs and vans are tinted at our Goodlettsville shop by appointment.
- 1CompareWe show hybrid next to dyed and ceramic.
- 2PrepGlass is cleaned and measured.
- 3ApplyFilm is applied and set.
- 4CheckWe inspect it in daylight.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- A driver who wants more than basic tint
- A budget that stops short of ceramic
- A second car
- A company vehicle
Questions
Common questions
Is hybrid between carbon and ceramic?
It sits between dyed and carbon or ceramic in heat control, and in price.
Will hybrid film turn purple?
The carbon layer helps it hold its color.
Which should I choose?
We lay samples side by side so you can see and feel the difference.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Dyed Window FilmThe simple, budget-friendly film that adds privacy and a darker look.See the service 
Carbon Window TintA matte charcoal film with good heat control and a clean look, at a moderate price.See the service 
Ceramic Window TintNano-ceramic film that rejects more heat than dyed or carbon films without going darker.See the service Where we work
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