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Kepler makes window film: nano-ceramic ranges for cars, and an architectural line for homes and commercial buildings. That film is supplied to independent tinting businesses rather than fitted by Kepler, so this page is where you look through the ranges, read up on Connecticut tint rules and pass your details to a Kepler dealer.

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Kepler makes the film

Kepler is a window film manufacturer. For vehicles that means the nano-ceramic IR and IR+ ranges, built on ceramic rather than dye or metal and finished with Kepler's Ultra Bond adhesive and Scratch Guard+ coating. For buildings it means the architectural line, which runs from neutral and dual-reflective solar films to Polaris ceramic and the 8 mil K-Shield safety and security film. What Kepler does not do is fit any of it: the company supplies film to independent tinting businesses, and the installation is theirs.

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Your enquiry reaches a dealer

Because Kepler is the manufacturer, the fitting is done by an independent business that buys the film. Ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it. Availability, cost and scheduling are agreed with that dealer rather than with Kepler.

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Choosing the right film

Most of the decision comes down to shade and how much solar performance you want behind it. The automotive ranges are sold in several shades, each published with its own light transmission, glare and solar figures, while architectural film is chosen against the glass it will be applied to. Compare the exact range and shade you are being quoted, and ask your dealer to confirm that specification before the work is booked.

Nano-ceramic film technology

Ceramic is what separates the current Kepler ranges from older dyed and metalized films. IR and IR+ are both built on nano-ceramic layers with no metal in the construction, which is why Kepler describes them as signal friendly for phones, GPS and radio. IR+ heads the automotive line with five shades and IR covers four, and every shade is published with its own light transmission, glare and solar numbers. Compare the exact shade you are quoted rather than a headline percentage, and keep in mind that an infrared figure is not the same as total solar energy rejection.

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Kepler film, fitted by independent dealers

Every Kepler installation is carried out by an independent business that buys the film, and Kepler stands behind the material itself. The automotive ranges carry a Warranty Information against manufacturing defects such as bubbling, peeling and fading, and the architectural films carry a ten-year limited product warranty. Both are claimed through the shop that carried out the installation, so keep the paperwork it gives you.

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Browse the Connecticut pages to read about car, home and commercial window film, then send your details when you are ready. Kepler passes the enquiry to a dealer, who confirms availability, price and fitting arrangements with you.

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