Solar Control Films

Calm, cool, confidential

Perfect for homes and offices, XPEL Window Films help regulate temperatures for a cooler, more enjoyable space.

Explore the product lineup

• Clear View: clarity and protection while letting visible light into your space.
• Metallic: glare and heat control with a reflective finish.
• Neutral: balanced performance with a subtle appearance.
• Exterior: film solutions for exterior-facing applications.
• All Season: year-round comfort and energy performance.

Clear View

Experience clarity and protection with films crafted to let in visible light while minimizing infrared heat and UV rays. Clear View Ceramic, Clear View Alloy and Clear View Plus offer tailored performance and style.

• Reduced temperature and glare
• Lower energy costs
• Over 99% UV rejection
• Shades from 20% to 70% VLT

Frequently asked questions

Window film can reduce heat and block UV rays to improve comfort and energy efficiency. It helps keep homes cooler in summer and reduces heat loss in winter. Different film levels offer different balances of visible light transmission, heat rejection and privacy.

Focus on the hours when a room is hardest to use

Explain when heat or glare becomes a problem and which windows are involved. A desk that catches afternoon reflections needs a different discussion from a room where you mainly want to preserve the view. Include photos that show furniture and screens as well as the glass.

Compare the proposed film with your preference for daylight and exterior appearance. Ask about visible light, reflectivity and solar performance rather than judging only by how dark a sample looks.

Evaluate the fit for your building

Glass type, orientation, shading and room use all matter to product selection. Ask how the recommended film suits the existing glazing and whether other building requirements need to be considered. If energy performance is a priority, discuss the basis for any estimate rather than assuming a fixed saving.

Compare light control in the context of the room

Think about what would make the space easier to use. You may want to reduce reflections on a monitor, improve comfort beside a window or retain a bright view with a different film appearance. Describe that outcome before comparing samples or product names.

Consider the surrounding conditions as well as the glass itself. External shade, furniture placement and the direction of incoming light help explain why one part of a property feels different from another. These details support a more useful product discussion than choosing solely by the size of the window.

For several rooms, review the proposal by area and note where different products are suggested. Ask how the chosen appearance will look from outside the building. After installation, keep the product information with the property records and confirm the appropriate cleaning instructions.

• Describe the main comfort or glare problem
• Note affected hours and seating positions
• Provide known glass and coating information
• Compare daylight and reflection preferences
• Review the proposed product for each room
• Confirm the final measurements and cleaning guidance

Choose film by your comfort priorities

Start with the problem you notice most: heat, glare, privacy or the appearance of the glass. Discuss how the space or vehicle is used at different times of day, and compare the proposed film specifications rather than choosing only by shade.

• Identify the glass areas to be treated
• Describe glare and visibility concerns
• Confirm compatibility with existing glass
• Discuss privacy in both daytime and nighttime lighting

From first conversation to aftercare

Start with a short conversation about your goals and the condition of the vehicle, vessel or space. Confirm the proposed preparation, product, coverage and timing in your quote. Before handover, ask for the care guidance specific to the treatment you choose.

• Share photos and project details
• Review the proposed scope and finish
• Confirm care and follow-up questions