3M’s Korean automotive-film range covers window tint and paint protection film. Start with the surface you want to protect: the window-tint range is organised around glass performance, while the PPF range offers bodywork coverage and different finishes.
Choosing window tint
The Korean comparison page lists Crystalline CR BLK, Ceramic IR, Ceramic NR and Ceramic IM. Crystalline Black uses a multilayer optical construction; the comparison page describes Ceramic IR as an absorptive nano-ceramic film and Ceramic NR as metallised nano-ceramic film.
Shortlist a light-transmission level before comparing heat figures. 3M separates total solar energy rejected (TSER), infrared energy rejection (IRER) and infrared rejection (IRR), with different measurement definitions. Compare the exact shade and test conditions rather than treating a series-wide maximum as the result for every option. Ask to view a sample through the glass and record the chosen film for each window in the quote.
Choosing PPF coverage
The Korean PPF page lists Scotchgard Pro Series 200 and 3M Series 100, alongside gloss and matte finish choices. Its coverage examples run from door edges and handle recesses to a full front or the complete painted body. Decide which panels matter first, then compare quotes for the same product, finish and coverage. Include edge treatment, surface preparation and any removal work in that discussion.
Before booking
Use the official installer finder to request a written quote. Confirm the precise product designation, local warranty document and care instructions with the installer before paying a deposit.
