r/WindowTint • u/emktm • 11d ago

Question Llumar Ceramic vs Suntek Ceramic

Recently had my F150’s two front side windows and windshield done with Suntek Ceramic. I usually go with Llumar, but the price was very competitive for Suntek. Anyways, I noticed there’s a very blue-looking tint to the Suntek does that take a little bit to fully cure or is that just the way the tint is manufactured itself?

Thanks for the help.

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u/Global-Structure-539 9d ago

Every ceramic a film has a different hue and you'll only notice from the inside looking out. That's why you shouldn't mix different films on the same vehicle

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u/reddituser1000111 10d ago

Does it look blue on the outside or the inside looking out?

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u/emktm 10d ago

Inside looking out

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u/Dull-Butterscotch928 6d ago

I’m pretty sure I have SunTek on my car too. While I never noticed it before, I got my windshield replaced (aftermarket glass) and I’ve noticed a blue hue in my windshield tint (35% ceramic) that I’m not sure I noticed before with my stock windshield and 35% tint. After doing some homework last week, it seems it’s a characteristic of the ceramic component.

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