A&J Auto Tint Film Packages
How we’re different from other tint shops
A lot of shops advertise “standard / ceramic / premium,” but don’t clearly tell you what film you’re getting.
At A&J Auto Tint:
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We install named, brand-specific films (not mystery tint) Made here in the USA
- ALL of the film we carry has a “limited lifetime warranty” for as long as you own the vehicle. This information can be found from the links to the manufacturers website about the film.
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We explain the difference in performance, not just darkness
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You choose based on your goals: budget, comfort, or best-available
Madico Black Pearl nano Ceramic Package
Film: Madico Black Pearl Nano-Ceramic
Common install: 30% front / 5% rear
Mid Film – Why Most Customers Choose This
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Film Type: Nano-Ceramic
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UV Protection: Blocks 99%+ of harmful UV rays
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Heat Rejection: High
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Infrared Rejection: Very High
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Appearance: Deep black with excellent clarity
Best For:
Daily drivers who want noticeable heat reduction, improved comfort, and a premium look without jumping to top-tier pricing.
Why It’s Popular:
This is the biggest upgrade in comfort per dollar and the most common choice for Texas heat.
| Shade (VLT) | Heat Reduction (TSER) | IR | UV |
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| Black Pearl 35 | ~58% | ~88% | ≥99% |
| Black Pearl 20 | ~64% | ~88% | ≥99% |
| Black Pearl 5 | ~68% | ~88% | ≥99% |
TSER measures the total amount of solar energy rejected through the glass across the entire IR spectrum.
IR rejection measures rejection within the infrared wavelength range specified by the film manufacturer. Actual comfort and performance vary according to the vehicle glass, film shade, sun angle, and environmental conditions.
Madico Wincos Premium Nano Ceramic Package
Madico Wincos Premium Nano-Ceramic Package
Film: Madico Wincos Nano-Ceramic
Our Highest-Performance Automotive Film
Wincos is Madico’s ultra-premium nano-ceramic window film, engineered for drivers who want maximum heat rejection, exceptional clarity, and a clean, non-reflective appearance.
Its advanced nano-ceramic construction rejects a significant amount of infrared heat without using metallic materials. That means excellent comfort in the Texas heat without interfering with GPS, cellular service, Bluetooth, keyless entry, or other vehicle electronics.
Wincos Benefits
- Film Type: Ultra-premium nano-ceramic
- UV Protection: Blocks 99%+ of harmful UV rays
- Infrared Rejection: Up to approximately 93%
- Total Solar Energy Rejected: Up to approximately 66%
- Appearance: Clean, refined, and non-reflective
- Signal Friendly: Metal-free construction
- Warranty: Madico Manufacturer’s Limited Lifetime Warranty
Best For
Drivers who want the highest level of cabin comfort and solar protection available, especially those who spend significant time driving in the Texas heat.
Why Choose Wincos?
Wincos provides stronger heat and infrared rejection than conventional ceramic films while maintaining excellent visibility and a factory-style appearance. It is our best option for customers who prioritize maximum performance, comfort, clarity, and long-term protection.
| Wincos 30 | 34% | 56% | 91% | 99%+ |
| Wincos 20 | 22% | 60% | 92% | 99%+ |
TSER measures the total amount of solar energy rejected through the glass across the entire IR spectrum.
IR rejection measures rejection within the infrared wavelength range specified by the film manufacturer. Actual comfort and performance vary according to the vehicle glass, film shade, sun angle, and environmental conditions.
Madico Charcool Package
Film: Madico Charcool
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Film Type: Dyed / Charcoal (non-ceramic)
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UV Protection: Blocks 99%+ of harmful UV rays
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Heat Rejection: Low
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Infrared Rejection: Minimal
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Appearance: Classic dark tint
Best For:
Customers who want a clean look, glare reduction, and UV protection at the most affordable price point.
Good to Know:
This film improves appearance but does not significantly reduce heat compared to ceramic options.
| Shade (VLT) | Heat Reduction (TSER) | IR | UV |
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| Charcool 35 | ~30% | ~26% | ≥99% |
| Charcool 20 | ~35% | ~26% | ≥99% |
| Charcool 5 | ~38% | ~26% | ≥99% |
TSER measures the total amount of solar energy rejected through the glass across the entire IR spectrum.
IR rejection measures rejection within the infrared wavelength range specified by the film manufacturer. Actual comfort and performance vary according to the vehicle glass, film shade, sun angle, and environmental conditions.
Panoramic Sun Roof Protection
Madico Onyx is a metallic solar control film designed specifically for maximum heat rejection, making it an excellent option for sunroofs and panoramic glass roofs.
Unlike side windows, sunroofs receive direct overhead solar heat, which is where metallic films excel.
For sunroofs and panoramic roofs, Madico Onyx metallic film delivers:
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Superior heat rejection
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Reduced overhead heat soak
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Long-term comfort without excessive darkness
That’s why we pair ceramic films on windows with metallic film on sunroofs — each film where it performs best.
| Performance Metric | 55% Onyx |
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| Film Technology | Metallic / Reflective |
| Total Solar Energy Rejected (TSER) | ~60% |
| UV Rejection | 99%+ |
| Visible Light Transmission | 55% |
| Primary Benefit | Maximum heat reflection |
Windshield Protection
SunTek CIR™ 70 heat rejection:
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Blocks ~46% of total solar heat (TSER)
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Rejects ~59% of infrared heat (the heat you actually feel)
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Blocks 99% of UV rays
This virtually clear ceramic film blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays and a significant amount of infrared heat, helping keep your cabin cooler and protecting your interior from fading and cracking. Designed specifically for windshields, CIR 70 provides excellent heat rejection and glare reduction while maintaining maximum visibility—day or night. The result is a more comfortable, protected driving experience that stays compliant with visibility requirements and preserves a clean, factory appearance.
| Shade (VLT) | Heat Reduction (TSER) | IR | UV |
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| CeramicIR 70 | ~46% | ~59% | ≥99% |
TSER measures the total amount of solar energy rejected through the glass across the entire IR spectrum.
IR rejection measures rejection within the infrared wavelength range specified by the film manufacturer. Actual comfort and performance vary according to the vehicle glass, film shade, sun angle, and environmental conditions.