Rayno’s Korean automotive range includes Phantom and Ultinum window tint, plus Creed paint protection film. These serve different shopping decisions: choose tint by the film and shade for each window, and specify PPF by the finish and panels you want covered. Phantom · Ultinum · Creed PPF
Read the name beneath the headline number
The Phantom page distinguishes second-generation Phantom II F Series from first-generation S Series. Its headline performance figures are labelled for F95 Phantom II at 5%. The Ultinum page similarly labels its headline figures for Ultinum XP at 5%. Those examples describe named versions, so request the figures for the series and shade actually proposed for your car. Phantom range and footnote · Ultinum product footnote
Write the windshield and side/rear specifications separately. For each option, ask for visible-light transmission and total solar energy rejection, together with the measurement conditions. Keep an infrared figure under its own heading when comparing the sheets.
Choose the PPF area, then the installer
Rayno describes Creed as a TPU-based PPF with a glossy finish and heat-assisted self-healing. If you are adding it to a tint package, request a separate list of covered panels, edges and preparation work. Creed product details
The Korean installer directory distinguishes categories including Phantom II dealers and Ultinum specialists. Check the relevant category, then confirm the exact film’s availability. Use the official price-list section to begin the quote discussion, and ask what removal, roof-glass or preparation work adds to the final bill.
