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Automotive Tinting -Mobile Installation - Cars
/ Trucks / Vans / Limousines and Stretch Limos
 Just
as heat and sun damage the inside of your home, without a layer
of protection they can also damage the inside of your car. Absolute
Perfection installs that protection. With a variety of colors
and shades to choose from, you'll find a film that complements
and protects your vehicle.
The Maryland Department of Transportation has some tough laws
when it comes to window tinting, including color and placement
of film.
No worries. Absolute Perfection technicians have
the training to ensure that the work done on your car falls within
MD DOT standards. We install top quality tinting film by Llumar
in 3 different darkness levels:
Axcess Window Tint - Ceramic base with no metal in the
tint. Best clarity you can get and has a polarized look from the
inside looking out. This tint blocks 99% of suns UV and will not
impact any wireless devices inside your car. Blocks 75% more heat
then Stealth tint.
HP Window Tint - High performance metal alloy
window film tint that blocks 99% of suns UV rays. This tint blocks
35% more heat then Stealth tint.
Stealth Window Tint - Color stable dyed window
film at a reasonable price. Guaranteed for life not to crack or
fade.
Invisible External Protection for Headlamps,
Taillamps, Foglamps and other surfaces
Every day you subject your car to risk of damage
from road tar, stone chips, bugs and other debris, just by driving
to the store or office. Until now you had just a few options for
protection: bug shields, vinyl bras or hard plastic light covers.
But these can be unsightly, expensive and in some cases, adversely
affect the aerodynamics of your car, resulting in decreased fuel
efficiency.
Absolute Perfection carries the Lamin-X brand of
quality lens protection. These can be used on paint, taillights,
headlights, foglights and other surfaces that are easilty damaged.
These protective fims are available in Clear, Yellow, Optic Blue,
Tint or Gun Smoke colors. They will enhance the appearance of
your vehicle while helping to preserve its value. These films
are flexible, thick, strong and invisible.
Why Absolute Perfection?
 Absolute
Perfection sets high standards for the products
we use and the work we do. All of our technicians are certified
Solar Control Specialists and are trained in the installation
of
the following products, just to name a few:
 You
can feel confident that the tinting done by Absolute Perfection
today will be the tinting you continue to appreciate tomorrow.
Licensed, Insured and bonded, Absolute Perfection is a member
of the Better Business Bureau and the only International Window
Film Association member in Carroll County. For more information
on the benefits of window tinting, Click
Here.
With thousands of satisfied customers and hundreds of repeat business
and referred customers, who better to service your Commercial,
Residential and Automotive window tinting needs? For more information
or to set up an appointment for a free estimate, give us a call
or Email
us. We look forward to working with you. Need a bedliner
or other accessory for your truck? Make sure to visit Truck
Outfitters.
UV Filters Do Not Stop Fading, They
Help Reduce Fading...
Visible Light is produced within the spectrum of electromagnetic
energy that includes radio waves, microwaves, X-ray and ultraviolet
(UV) rays. The cause of fading is due to a photochemical reaction
involving UV and visible light.
Research has shown (right) that 40% of fading is caused by UV
rays. Another 25% of fading is due to heat, with 25% being caused
by normal visible light. The remaining 10% cause of fading is
from indoor artificial lighting, humidity, and poor dye anchorage.
Visible light and UV radiation cause fading and a lack of moisture,
especially in the cloth materials used to cover books.
Electromagnetic energy is measured in nanometers (nm.) UV is
present from 100-400nm, and visible light is present from 400-700nm.
That means that energy that exists from 100-700nm is responsible
for 65% of all fading. These wavelengths are very damaging to
library materials, dyes, papers, paintings, photographs, and even
the foods we eat.
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UV-A rays cause more serious long-term damage.
They penetrate and ruin your carpets, fabrics, window treatments,
wall coverings, and fine wood furnishings
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UV-B rays quickly bleach and burn surface
colors
People in the clothing, drapery, carpeting, upholstery and other
textile related industries know that after fabrics are exposed
to fluorescent lighting for a period of time, the color dyes
used in fabrics fade. Have you ever browsed through clothing
sections in a department store? The next time you do, look at
the jackets, blouses, coats, and sweaters hanging on the racks.
If they have been there for any length of time, you can spot
the fading. Look along the hanger-line, and notice the amount
of fading that occurs there. The same is true of clothing that
has been overlapped on store shelves. To see the amount of fading,
simply lift up the top article of clothing and look for the
effects of fading on the one below it.
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