Saving Your Skin

Sun damage is something often assumed to only take place at the beach or when directly exposed to the sun. But, one thing that has been discovered is that it can occur sitting outside in the shade, in your car and even in your own home! This is just one of the highly beneficial characteristics of window tinting. Unlike UVB rays, UVA rays can easily pass through glass. Therefore, while you may think you are safe from UV exposure while indoors or in your car, you may be exposed to direct and indirect UVA rays. But, with window tinting or film, up to 99% of UV rays can be prevented from passing through the glass. It blocks transmission of UV rays while allowing a reasonable level of light to flow through. How Tinted Windows Work Light emitted from the sun is a mixture of different colours (as seen with a rainbow). There is also "invisible" radiation in the form of UV rays (which tans your skin and is one of the main causes of skin cancer, and infrared (IR), which is felt as the heat from the sun. Firstly, tinted window film and glass is designed to block out and reflect as much of the IR radiation as possible, so that the interior stays cool, while letting through enough light to be able to see the road or view outside a building. In addition, it prevents UV rays from passing through the glass, stopping you getting burnt and reducing the risk of skin cancer. Installation of tinted window film is even recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation. Save your skin before it’s too late.

Installation of tinted window film is even recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation. Save your skin before it's too late.