If you're tinting your car in Panama City, you'll likely choose between standard (dyed) film and ceramic tint. Both make your ride look sharp, but they perform very differently in Florida's heat. Here's how they stack up, from the team at Tint Daddy. Standard (dyed) window tint Standard film uses layers of dye to darken your windows. It's the most budget-friendly option and does a solid job with privacy and glare. The trade-offs: it blocks less heat, can fade or shift color o

Florida's sun is relentless, and good window tint is one of the smartest upgrades you can make for comfort, UV protection, and privacy. But before you tint, it helps to know what's actually legal in the Sunshine State. Here's a plain-English guide from the team at Tint Daddy in Panama City. How Florida measures tint Tint darkness is measured by Visible Light Transmission, or VLT: the percentage of light that passes through the film and glass. The lower the VLT, the darker the