
99%
UV blocked
Roughly SPF 100 on the arm nearest the window. Your dash stops cracking and the driver’s half of the back seat stops fading years ahead of the other half.

Nano-ceramic film · Brownsburg, Indiana
Most of what makes a parked car unbearable is infrared — light you cannot see and a darker shade cannot stop. Ceramic film carries a layer built to absorb it.
Tinted here weekly
Why ceramic
Kepler IR and Kepler IR+ use ceramic technology to reduce infrared heat. These are manufacturer maximum figures; performance varies with the film and glass.
98%Up to · infrared heat rejection

What you get
Film specs are laboratory figures, and they’re worth nothing until somebody tells you what each one does to the drive home. So here they are, in the only terms that matter.

99%
Roughly SPF 100 on the arm nearest the window. Your dash stops cracking and the driver’s half of the back seat stops fading years ahead of the other half.

0%
There’s no metal anywhere in ceramic film, so nothing to argue with your phone, your key fob, your toll tag or GPS. Cheap film built on a metal layer can’t say that.

95%
Up to that much, depending on the shade you pick. Low winter sun and oncoming headlights stop being something you drive through squinting.

Never
Color-stable pigment instead of dye, warrantied for as long as the car is yours. The shade you picked is the shade it stays.
How it works
Ceramic film does one thing no amount of extra darkness can do — it separates the light coming through your window from the heat riding along with it.

53%
Over half of what comes through a window is infrared — no brightness, no glare, just heat. It’s exactly why a car with dark windows can still cook all afternoon.
98%
Inside the film sits a layer of ceramic particles far too small to see. Heat gets absorbed there and shed back out through the glass. Light carries on through as normal.

20°F
Same parking spot, same afternoon, same black paint. You just stop having to stand there with all four doors open waiting for it to be bearable.
Your options
Ceramic film is a glass treatment, separate from a ceramic coating on paint. Pick it around the time you spend in the car and the visibility you want.

Discuss lighter ceramic grades if you want a more open appearance. Compare the actual film’s solar specifications before choosing.
A lighter appearance can still be a considered comfort choice.
For regular daytime driving, compare glare reduction alongside the view through the glass. A sample helps show what each grade feels like.
Think about daytime and after-dark visibility together.
Existing tint, factory glass and the windows you want treated all affect the installation. Share what is already fitted before the quote is confirmed.
Confirm suitability and permitted placement with the installer.
Why choose us
What you get when you book ceramic window tinting with us.
We show you the films and shades on real glass and explain the difference in heat, glare and privacy, so you pick what suits your car.
Bring your car to us at 761 Patrick Place, Unit C, Brownsburg.
We fit Kepler film, and your quote confirms the film and its warranty.
Reviews
Google Business Profile: Sunny Days Window Tinting
215 reviews on Google, shown as their authors left them and kept up to date automatically.
Five-star reviews, most relevant first · Google Maps
“They did a phenomenal job on my truck! No more fishbowl!! Fit my truck into his schedule and made it happen pretty quick! (Doors & shield) *Update* Next day, the window tint has done its job and shrunk with the heat! All smooth! No dirt specks, no bubbles, or scratches! Will use for all of my window tinting needs from now on!”
“Had a great experience and highly recommend..They did my 2 front doors to match my rear doors and the whole windshield.. To scheduling to late evening pick up, online payment and the finished product they make everything effortless.. I will be using them again for sure! Thanks fellas..”
“Another great job by Sunny Days! Quick custom length windshield brow done on my F250. Fit me in on the holiday weekend on a tight schedule, cant be more thankful!”
“It was great working with Bryan of Sunny Days! He was prompt with all of his communications. Came out to our home, he asked just the right questions to determine our window tinting needs, promptly provided us with a proposal (quote) that we felt was reasonable, scheduled our date to have the windows done. He arrived for the installation appointment and as he was doing the front window he came and got us so he could show us the difference in a window he tinted and the other side he hadn’t done yet and it was trippy how we could feel the difference. After the installation he went over the window care. We have been happy about our decision to tint our windows and to go with Bryan of Sunny Days! Highly recommended!!”
“Edit: I came back and had my front 2 windows tinted, and they came out great! This is definitely a place that has lots of return customers. Bryan at Sunny Days is awesome! Super knowledgeable. He answered all of my questions, and helped me make a decision on what I ultimately wanted for my windshield tint brow. He has a waiting room and was very fast doing the install! I would reccomend people to get their car tinted here. I sure will get future work done here.”
From quote to finish
01
Send us your car’s make, model and year, which windows you want tinted and whether old tint needs taking off. A few photos help.
02
Pick your film and shade with us, confirm the price and book a time to bring the car in.
03
We fit the film, check every window with you and explain the drying time, aftercare and warranty.
Before you book
Ceramic window tint usually costs from $350 to $1,000. The price depends on your vehicle and the ceramic film you choose.
Look at how much infrared heat each film blocks: that is the heat you feel on your skin. The shade only changes how dark the glass looks, so a lighter ceramic can still keep the car cool.
No. Ceramic film keeps heat out even in light shades, so you can keep a factory look and still feel the difference.
Yes. Factory privacy glass can take ceramic film on top for more heat rejection. If there is old film on the glass, we take it off first.
No. Ceramic window film goes on the glass to keep heat out. A ceramic coating goes on the paint to protect it and keep it shiny.
No. Ceramic film has no metal in it, so phones, GPS and radio work as normal.
Most cars take 2 to 4 hours. Taking off old tint first can add an hour or two.
In Indiana, the front side windows must let in at least 30% of light, and the rear side windows and back window can take at least 30%. On SUVs, trucks and vans, the rear windows can take any shade. We check the law for your car before we start.
Free quote
Tell us the vehicle, which windows you want done and whether there is old film to come off. We’ll come back with your quote and the shades that are legal on its front windows.