3M™ Ceramic IR Series
We install 3M's Ceramic IR Series — their top infrared-rejecting automotive film. Here's what it actually does, straight from 3M's own product data.
3M's absorptive nano-ceramic technology rejects up to 66% of total solar energy and up to 95% of infrared heat, cutting how much sun you actually feel on your skin while driving.
Blocks up to 99.9% of ultraviolet light, protecting your skin and your interior. 3M Ceramic IR carries the Skin Cancer Foundation's Seal of Recommendation.
No metal means no interference with GPS, satellite radio, mobile devices, or 5G — and it's the safe choice for vehicles with cameras and driver-assist sensors.
Available in tint levels that block up to 95% of visible light, protecting your privacy and valuables without the bubbling or fading of cheaper films.
Source: 3M's official Ceramic IR Series product page.
FAQ
Ceramic IR film rejects more infrared heat (around 95% IR rejection, 66% total solar energy rejected) for maximum interior cooling. Color-stable film blocks 99.9% of UV rays and won't fade or purple over time, at a more accessible price point.
Premium ceramic IR film blocks up to 95% of infrared heat and rejects 66% of total solar energy, based on published 3M spec data. That's a noticeable difference on hot LA days.
Yes. Both our ceramic and color-stable films block 99.9% of UV rays, which is the primary cause of interior fading and sun damage over time.
No. Unlike older metallic films, ceramic film is non-conductive and won't interfere with GPS, phone signal, or radio reception.
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