Consumers have many film types to choose from depending on price, durability and other factors, such as low quality metalized dyed film, mid quality carbon film and premium quality ceramic film. A good window film can significantly improve the aesthetic look of the vehicle but a potential purchaser is often left with confusion regarding what a premium quality and a cheap version would do for their possession.

The answer to what is considered best is not guided by price tag alone. Many companies in the recent years due to the competitive nature of car industry have been at the forefront of selling window films for a low price. Confronted with questions and doubts they also claim that those films are of highest quality. However, this is not true most of the time. A good quality window tint comes with a reasonable price which is certainly not the best bargain you will ever have in your life. But given the durability of these films, it is worth the price paid.

Cheap tinting materials are easy to identify once you know what to look for. As it is evident, the tinting material used here is economical and do not last long or at least fail to perform its basic task of blocking sunlight. Cheap window films leave undesirable bubbling effect after a few use which means the adhesive beneath the surface is wearing off. Also, you will notice that cheap window films tend to discolor more and more with time and use.