Nano-ceramic film
XPEL PRIME XR
Ceramic window film designed for heat rejection, UV protection, and clear visibility. A protection-focused option for drivers who want more than a darker window.
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XPEL Window Tint · Salem, NH
Experience greater driving comfort, improved heat rejection, and a refined appearance with professionally installed XPEL automotive window film.
Salem, New Hampshire / Owner-led by Joe Nasr
Comfort beyond the shade
XPEL PRIME automotive films help manage solar heat, infrared energy, UV exposure, and glare. The right film balances cabin comfort, appearance, visibility, and the requirements that apply to your vehicle.
XPEL PRIME technology
The PRIME XR family uses nano-ceramic technology to help reject heat without metal-related signal interference. Compare the manufacturer’s film options, then confirm the available product and shade with us.
Nano-ceramic film
Ceramic window film designed for heat rejection, UV protection, and clear visibility. A protection-focused option for drivers who want more than a darker window.
Explore at XPELPremium nano-ceramic film
XPEL’s premium XR option for drivers prioritizing advanced heat-rejection performance. Film and shade selection should be based on the applicable specification sheet, your vehicle, and local rules.
Explore at XPEL| Consideration | PRIME XR | PRIME XR PLUS |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | Nano-ceramic | Premium nano-ceramic |
| Priorities | Heat, UV, and glare management | Advanced heat-rejection positioning |
| Shade selection | Confirm film and legal VLT | Confirm film and legal VLT |
| Performance | Depends on exact film and shade | Depends on exact film and shade |
Understanding tint levels
Visible Light Transmission is the percentage of visible light that passes through a material. Lower VLT generally means a darker film. These examples explain light transmission; they are not a list of available or legal shades.
20% visible light
35% visible light
70% visible light
Tint legality depends on the state, window location, vehicle, and any applicable exemption. Existing glass also affects the final combined VLT. Confirm current New Hampshire or your registration state’s requirements before choosing a shade.
Tesla and other vehicles
Whether you drive a Tesla, a daily commuter, or a work vehicle, discuss your visibility, comfort, and appearance goals with us. We confirm suitable window coverage and legal shade options for your specific vehicle.
A clean, refined finish
Good questions. Clear answers.
No. Shade and heat rejection are different characteristics. Ceramic film technology can manage infrared energy even at lighter shades. Compare specifications for the exact film, not just its darkness.
XPEL’s automotive window film reference describes UV protection across its PRIME range. The exact film specification is the correct source for a numeric performance value.
VLT means Visible Light Transmission. A 35% VLT film transmits approximately 35% of visible light through the film; the vehicle’s existing glass affects the final installed measurement.
Rules depend on which windows are tinted, the vehicle, and applicable exemptions. Confirm the current state requirements before installation; we do not present one percentage as universally legal.
Follow the curing and aftercare guidance given at pickup. Use a soft cloth and a film-compatible cleaner, and avoid abrasive tools on the interior film surface.
Call (603) 328-7468 with your year, make, model, desired windows, and comfort goals. We’ll discuss product availability and suitable shades.
Free, no-pressure quote
Call Joe Nasr to discuss your vehicle, service options, and pricing. We'll help you choose the right protection for how you drive.
Call (603) 328-746834 Pelham Rd, Building B, Unit 2, Salem, NH 03079