Kepler in Hastings, MN

Kepler's work sits in the film, not the sales pitch. The automotive IR and IR+ ranges are built on nano-ceramic construction, which is designed to manage solar heat while keeping the view through the glass clean and neutral. That distinction matters when you compare products: visible light transmission simply describes how much light passes through, and it tells you little on its own about heat performance. Two films at the same shade can behave very differently, so it pays to compare the exact film and shade rather than a number in an advert. A Kepler dealer can walk you through the differences before anything is ordered.

Tinting is easy to advertise and hard to judge from a listing, which is why a lot of people stall at the point of choosing who should do the work. Our answer is to keep the route simple. You send one quote enquiry describing the vehicle or the windows, the result you are after and roughly when you want it done, and ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it. From there you are talking to the installer, not a call center, and you can ask the practical questions: which film suits the glass, what the shade will look like once it is on, and how they would approach the job.

There are two halves to a good tinting job, and Kepler only owns one of them. We concentrate on the film, developing and supplying ranges for vehicles and for architectural glass, and we put that film in the hands of dealers who fit it for a living. The installer brings the part we cannot: reading the glazing in front of them, matching the film to it and finishing the work cleanly. Your quote enquiry joins the two halves together, passing your details to a Kepler dealer who takes it from there and works with you on the specification.