Kepler Gloucester, MA.

Kepler's work starts at the film itself. The automotive IR and IR+ ranges are nano-ceramic constructions built for heat and clarity, while the architectural range is designed for the very different demands of fixed glazing in houses, offices and storefronts. Because installers are the ones who live with a film every day, the range is developed with their handling, their finish standards and their customers in mind. That focus on the material is what carries through to the glass in your car or your building.

Choosing a tinter is the part most people find hardest, because the work looks similar in a photograph and very different a year later. It helps to see finished jobs, ask which film and shade is being quoted, and check how the edges and dot matrix areas are handled. Kepler supplies film to independent installers, so the practical question to ask any shop is whether they can source and install Kepler film for your vehicle or glazing. Ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it.

Kepler's role is manufacturing and supply; the customer relationship belongs to the independent installer who cuts, fits and finishes the film. That split works well, because it lets the film be developed and tested properly while experienced tinters handle the parts that need hands and judgment, from prepping glass to shaping film around a curved rear window. When you enquire through this page, your details reach a Kepler dealer who can talk through film options, shades and what suits the glazing you already have.