Chameleon ceramic tint · Charlotte, NC
Chameleon Ceramic Tint
in Charlotte, NC.
Explore United Auto Film’s chameleon ceramic lineup. The appearance changes with lighting and viewing angle, giving your vehicle a distinctive finish.
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Find your finish.
Compare the manufacturer’s listed film percentages, then call to discuss your vehicle and preferred color.
| Color | Listed VLT |
|---|---|
| Sunset Red | 35% |
| Sunset Red | 70% |
| Royal Purple | 70% |
| Dark Purple | 20% |
| Light Blue Purple | 60% |
| Ocean Blue | 60% |
| Green Purple | 75% |
| Benz Blue | 50% |
| Light Red | 80% |
| Air Blue | 80% |
VLT means visible light transmission: a higher percentage lets more visible light through the film. Listed percentages are manufacturer film ratings; the finished glass reading can differ. Color appearance varies with lighting, glass, and viewing angle.
Call to confirm color availability, suitable coverage, and installed pricing for your vehicle. Some colors may require ordering.
Discuss colors & get a quoteColor names and listed VLTs from United Auto Film’s chameleon ceramic collection.
Actual shop installations
See the color in action.
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Is chameleon tint ceramic film?
Yes. This United Auto Film collection combines ceramic film construction with a color-shifting appearance.
What determines the installation price?
Your vehicle, selected film, glass coverage, and any existing film removal determine the quote. Call before booking so we can confirm the scope.
Can I compare colors before choosing?
Call the shop to discuss current color availability and viewing the available film options. Photos can look different from the film on your own vehicle.
Choosing chameleon film
Compare the color and the view.
Chameleon appearance changes with the angle of the glass, the light around the vehicle, and the position of the viewer. A photo is a useful starting point, but the same color can look different in direct sun, shade, or cloudy weather. Tell us which look you like, then discuss the available film options before deciding.
Color and visible light transmission are separate parts of the choice. Consider what you want to see from outside alongside how you want the view to feel from inside. The listed percentage describes the film; your vehicle’s original glass also affects the finished result. Ask us to help compare suitable coverage and shades for your vehicle.
For an accurate quote, include the glass areas you want covered, your preferred color, and whether old tint needs to be removed. Windshields, sunroofs, sides, and rear glass are different coverage choices. We confirm the installation plan and availability before arranging your visit, so you know what is included.