EA-zy Phantom Carbon Ceramic

Traditional dyed films fade and discolor rapidly over time with exposure to UV light and humidity. Not only that, they offer little to no protection from infrared rays (IR) that can impair your vision over time. The ceramic particles in our premium Phantom line are individually encapsulated for increased durability and guaranteed color stability. This means you get a dye-free and metal-free solution with an unprecedented less than 1% (<1%) fading resistance that keeps you protected and the car looking good for years.

Understanding of the amount of Total Solar Energy Rejected (TSER) by the film is crucial factor. Like infrared rejection, TSER is a factor in how much heat is allowed into your vehicle, but TSER also measures the amount of skin and vision damaging light that is emitted into the vehicle as well. During independent testing Phantom Carbon Ceramic improved TSER by up to 60% and cut harmful UV and infrared rays by nearly 99 percent over other window film brands. What does this mean for you? It’s simple. You’ll drive in comfort knowing EA-zy Phantom series is working actively to keep cool and provide superior protection – not only for your car, but for you as well.

Phantom Carbon Ceramic’s patented Nano technology including nano-particle size control, nano formulation, and nano coating dramatically improves visibility by preventing light scattering and haze. Phantom Carbon Ceramic film provides clear vision during nighttime or rainy conditions and will allow you the peace of mind when adverse weather conditions come about or nighttime trips arise. We understand that your life doesn’t pause at night and that driving in the rain is a part of everyday life, so we’ve developed our films to maximize visibility at all times of the day and during adverse weather. The data makes it clear and we’re confident you’ll see the difference too

VLT [Visible Light Transmission] The percentage of visible light that passes directly through the tinting film. The higher of the number, the lighter color of the film. In contrast, the lower the VLT percentage, the darker the tint is and the more outside light is isolated. UVR [UltraViolet Rejection] UV radiation is present in UVA and UVB forms, the more prominent longer-wave UVA being responsible for the fading and deterioration of exterior paint and materials such as fabrics and leather inside a cabin, while the latter contributes to sunburn and other harmful skin conditions. The higher the percentage of a film’s UV rejection, the better, and our films accomplish a 99.9% UV rejection rate. IRR [InfraRed Rejection] The percentage of infrared light rejected by the film on the glass. Infrared light is primarily responsible for the heat you feel. The higher the number is, the better heat insulation of the film performs. Infrared light is primarily responsible for the heat you feel when inside a car, so the higher the percentage of rejection, the higher the level of infrared rays rejected. TSER [Total Solar Energy Rejection] Representing the percentage of total solar energy rejected by the filmed glass, this is a more accurate measure of a film’s performance. The higher the percentage value, the less solar heat is transmitted into the cabin.

Promo pricing is strictly via only online purchase. Upon successful service online purchase(s) via this website, available appointment dates will be shared to the customer for booking a slot. Final quote may be subjected to changes upon inspection Individual service purchase will be valid for 3 months from date of payment and Bundle package purchase will be valid for 3 years from date of payment. Payment made are non-refundable; unless otherwise. Customers will be responsible to clear all items from their vehicle especially from front compartments, boot area, side compartments etc. EA Detailer will not liable for any loss of items. Balance payment (if any) are to be made over the counter upon completion. EA Detailer reserves the right to charge a min fee of $50 to clear and pack any belongings/items found within their vehicle.