Automotive window tint
Cooler cabin. Cleaner look.
Rogue Eclipse films, computer-cut to your glass and hand-finished edge to edge. Choose a shade that's legal, the film that fits your budget, and never think about heat again.
Coverage
Pick your coverage.
Every package is priced by vehicle and film tier. Send us the year, make and model and you'll have a number fast.
Windshield
70% ceramic across the full windshield. Nearly invisible, blocks the heat you feel on your hands and face.
Quote this →Rogue Eclipse lineup
Two films. Zero guesswork.
Both films block 99% of UV and carry a lifetime warranty against fading, bubbling, peeling and turning purple. Pick a shade to compare heat rejection side by side.
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Carbon
Eclipse Carbon
Carbon-infused, metal-free
Carbon particles absorb infrared heat without metal, so no signal interference and a rich, true-black finish.
- Up to 72% IR rejection
- No signal interference
- True-black finish
Ceramic
Eclipse Carbon Ceramic
Carbon + ceramic nanoparticles
Ceramic nanoparticles layered over carbon. The highest heat rejection in the lineup at every shade.
- Up to 89% IR rejection
- Up to 72% total heat rejected
- 70% available for windshields
Specs are Rogue Window Films' published values per shade. Not sure which film fits your car and budget? Tell us how you drive and we'll recommend one.
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Pick your shade. See the numbers.
VLT is how much visible light gets through. Lower is darker. Alabama allows 32% and up on every side and rear window, so 35% is the darkest street-legal option.
Windshield: 70% ceramic or visor strip
Shade (VLT)
Film
Eclipse Carbon Ceramic · 35%
Carbon + ceramic nanoparticles
Rejected at this shade
- Total heat
- 61%
- Infrared
- 84%
- UV
- 99%
Feel the difference
Same car. Same sun. Different cabin.
Left is the car with no film. Right is the same car with Eclipse Carbon Ceramic 20%. Drag the divider to compare.
Before
No film. Heat and glare pour in.
After · 20%
84% of IR heat blocked.
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Figures are Rogue Window Films published specs for Eclipse Carbon Ceramic at 20% VLT.
Good to know
Straight answers.
Alabama tint law, cure times and the questions we hear every week.
Alabama requires at least 32% VLT on every side window and the rear window, with no more than 20% reflectivity. That makes 35% the darkest street-legal shade we offer. Windshields can only have non-reflective film above the AS-1 line (roughly the top 6 inches), or a near-clear 70% ceramic across the full glass. Alabama does allow a medical exemption for darker film with a physician's certification.
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