Kepler Vermont

Kepler is a window film manufacturer, not an installer. For cars there are two nano-ceramic ranges, Kepler IR and IR+, built around a ceramic layer rather than a metal one, so the film manages heat without the mirror-like look or the signal problems associated with metalized tint. For buildings there are heat-control films such as Cosmic and Polaris, the frosted Aurora for privacy, and K-Shield, an 8 mil safety film designed to help hold shattered glass together.

The quote form asks what you want tinted and roughly where you are, then your details go to an independent local tinter. They contact you to talk through the film, the shade and the price, and you arrange the work with them directly. Nothing on this page books a slot or fixes a figure: availability, timing and cost are the dealer’s to confirm with you.

Kepler IR+ comes in five shades, from Nebula at 4% visible light transmission to Photon at 69%, which you barely notice on the glass. Which one you can use depends on the window: Vermont treats the windshield and the side windows either side of the driver separately from the rear glass, and a medical exemption from the tint rules is applied for through the Vermont DMV. Check the current limits on the Vermont window tint laws page before you settle on a shade for the front, then price up the one you want.