Kepler Michigan

Kepler builds one film range for very different jobs. On vehicles, the IR and IR+ nano-ceramic ranges are made to manage solar heat and glare while keeping the view out clean. On buildings, the choice depends on what the glass needs to do: cut glare in a room that faces the afternoon sun, reduce solar heat gain, add daytime privacy, or hold broken glass together after an impact. Because the glazing itself changes the result, the right starting point is always identifying what is already in the frame.

Choosing an installer is as important as choosing a film. Preparation, edge work and clean handling are what separate a tint job that still looks right years later from one that does not. Kepler supplies its films through a dealer network, so ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it.

Kepler's side of the trade is the film itself: manufacturing and supplying ranges that installers can work with and stand behind. The dealer's side is everything you see, from measuring the job to the finished glass. Between the two, you get a considered product and a professional fitting it. Tell a dealer what you drive or what building you are working on and they will take it from there.