A Look At The Tint Types You Can Use In CA
                     A LOOK AT THE TINT 
TYPES YOU CAN USE IN CA
A Look At The Tint Types You Can Use In CA
◦If you are a resident of a California and are planning to have your car windows 
tinted, one of the questions that you may be asking yourself right now is, 
“what window tint is legal in CA?”  There are so many types of tints that you 
can install in CA, and choosing the right tint film can be a time consuming and 
frustrating process. The following are some of the tints you should consider. 
A Look At The Tint Types You Can Use In CA
◦One of the best tints to consider for automotive application in CA is dyed 
window tint.  If you are looking for an entry point of tint film, the dyed variant 
provides an affordable option. One of the best things about dyed window tint is 
the fact that it can block sunlight via multiple layers of infused dyes, which 
absorb solar energy and reduce the potential of raising cabin temperature. The 
downside with dyed tint is that it does not really provide protection against 
ultraviolet ray exposure.  This tint is available in multiple opacity levels that 
make it more of a visual enhancement window tint.
A Look At The Tint Types You Can Use In CA
◦Apart from dyed tint, another tint type that is legal in CA is metalized window 
tint. Instead of using dyes, this tint film is infused with small particles of 
metals that block the sunlight. It produces a rather rich shine or luster while at 
the same time providing added strength to the window, something that reduces 
the potential of windows shattering.
A Look At The Tint Types You Can Use In CA
◦There is also the hybrid dye and metallic tint film that you may want to try.  
This is a good option if you are looking for the best of both tints above. It is 
typically comprised of a grey dye and titanium metallic flakes. The hybrid dye 
is not too dark, nor reflective, something that makes it perfect for blocking 
ultraviolet rays and reducing sun exposure inside in your vehicle while 
providing a mid-level tint film that does not negatively impact driving at night. 
A Look At The Tint Types You Can Use In CA
◦For more information  on the tint types you can use in CA, visit our website at 
https://www.globaltintusa.com/