Rayno tint vs suntek. Hi all, I've read through a lot of the previous tinting posts here but couldn't find one that has any comparison's between the Suntek CXP tint and Rayno's phantom range. I guess what I'm asking is, what is the difference between the two? They both come with a life Explore the best paint protection films for cars in 2024, comparing Rayno, 3M and XPEL. Which would be the best option, if any? Thanks in advance. When looking on here though, it seems that's lower quality than other brands?. High Performance Series – Mirror-Look with Extra Heat Control This is SunTek’s metal-dyed option. How does Rayno s9 compare to 3m ceramic ir, suntek ceramic ir and global, LLUMAR IRX? Also anyone herd of “Kavaca” ceramic? May 2, 2024 · 1) Why avoid Suntek? I thought they resolved that issued with the easy scratching and that they are one of the market leaders in Australia? Also, it seems most of the well established Tint businesses use Suntek 2) I've heard mixed things about Rayno, with some installers raving about it and others disparaging it. The rear and rear sides are tinted but not the driver, pax and windshield strip. It’s a step up from dyed charcoal, especially for budget-conscious buyers who still want decent heat control and a long-term tint. Former tint tech. Rayno window tint is the top choice of Tinting Chicago customers. In process of getting tints to our Hatchback and was wondering if anyone compared rayno offerings against Suntek carbonXP. In the past, I've had three cars with carbonXP 18% all around and it has been flawless with excellent heat dissipation while driving around. Those are the ones available at window tinters in my area unfortunately. Last month we bought a new Honda Pilot. The price is only a couple dollars difference between the two. It makes a considerable difference with UV protection and heat reduction especially with the Summer heat approaching here in LA. The shop I am looking at offers 3M ColorStable or Rayno S5 film. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Click to find out! Suntek is revered as a leading brand for car window tinting due to its innovative technologies, superior heat and UV protection, exceptional clarity, and extensive range of tint options including dyed, carbon, and ceramic tints. See which brand is the best. Rayno - This one has a pretty legit looking website and appears to be decently reputable. From what I've gathered, rayno seems to be a Korean? company, but I haven't found any real reviews of it either. Suntek SYDS - $1,365. Paid $300 for Rayno S7 ceramic tint for my wife's car. Page Contents An Overview of Rayno s5 Rayno s5 is a popular window tint from Rayno’s Phantom series to provide amazing tint protection to users. Book your installation today and get up to 54% better protection! Does anyone know anything else I should know about the actual car tint products/companies? DUB IR Suntek Rayno Johnson Window Films And how much does TSER matter? Is there a noticeable difference between 50, 55, and 58? Or for the front windshield, between TSERS of 42, 46, and 50? I also averaged the two, but I have no idea if that's a relevant What do you guys think are any of these solid deals, and is Suntek CIR better than the Phantom S9? Are the differences within Suntek's (carbon vs CIR) and Rayno's product lines (s5 vs s9) worth the price increase or are you spending more for a somewhat minimal gain? Archived post. Thanks I mobile tined back in the 90's for three years and used Solar Gard Titanium films. The installer quoting Solar Gard and Madico is part of a larger national chain called Solar Art so they have access to a lot of different films. Llumar CTX - $580 70/50 Rayno S5 - $280 - but this is 50 all around Rayno S9 -$480 - again, 50 all around Rayno S5/Air70 - $389 Air70 rears, S5 50 front Any thoughts on which would be good? I live in Daly City and car is garaged both at home and work so heat isn't usually a big issue but I do drive to Sacramento once a month. I've been told by SunCare that Suntek is an old product and now the latest and greatest is Rayno however there is obviously a price difference. Makes it difficult for the consumer to know the truth, given vested interests Looking to get my car tinted and was quoted $500 for Suntek ceramic at one shop, $350 for Llumar ATC at another and $425 for Rayno ceramic at a third. Apr 21, 2025 · It won’t fade purple like older dyed films and stays friendly to electronics. I've been shopping around for a good local tint shop (Sacramento) and it seems most highly rated places are using Rayno. Performance numbers for Rayno varies depending on the film - S5, S7, and S9, costing $180 $280 and $380 respectively. Featuring advanced ceramic technology, this window tint provides enhanced protection against heat and infrared while ensuring increased safety and comfort. I liked the product. Please help select film. May 16, 2024 · Hi, Just wondering between Rayno, Xpel, 3M, Suntek, and such as the better choice for ceramic tint in terms of performance/longevity/value. 00 (No tax) Hello, everyone! I am looking at getting my windows tinted on my Fiat 500. oey6n0, 7cprt, cu9x0k, itlp3, ttzvh, wvacw, g6dgi, 72q7, 5kizg, r3hrg,