GlassTint offers automotive window tint and Aero Shield paint protection film. Its official Korean website identifies the company as CCube, with an address in Seoul. The tint catalogue separates nano-ceramic products from a reflective-ceramic range, giving readers a useful starting point for choosing an exterior appearance.
Two tint styles to compare
Pender is described as a non-metal ceramic and nano-carbon film. Sunset R sits in the reflective-ceramic range and is presented with an emerald tone. Both pages provide performance tables covering light transmission, reflection and solar-energy figures.
Use those tables to compare the particular shade you are considering. Check visible light transmission (VLT), exterior reflection and total solar energy rejected (TSER) together. Ask to see the film from inside and outside a vehicle, then compare quotes with the same windows and shades specified. A model name alone leaves too much of the installation undecided.
Paint protection choices
The PPF catalogue lists Aero Shield 500 and Aero Shield 700. For either, ask the installer to identify the exact film, covered panels and edge treatment. Have the PPF scope written separately from the tint work when ordering both.
Keep the warranty record
The tint warranty page lists ten years for Pender and Sunset R, and seven years for Foret. It calls for a mobile warranty certificate and states that after-sales service is handled by the original installing shop. Confirm the terms for your selected product and request the certificate after installation. The official location page is the starting point for finding a shop.