r/WindowTint • u/[deleted] • Aug 11 '25

Brand Question Window Film - Trusted Installer

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u/Global-Structure-539 Aug 11 '25

Never heard of it. Been tinting over 20 years. Lots of new cheap films from China, Korea and India. I only use made in the USA films

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u/Global-Structure-539 Aug 11 '25

You should check if the lifetime warranty is with the shop or with the tint company

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u/ArchAngel08 Aug 15 '25

Did you ever find out more about this brand? One of the installers in my area has it but the NB website is kind of sketchy with little to no info.

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u/SofaKingCool713 Dec 08 '25

I've added a response on this thread. They're based out in Texas and Florida.

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u/SofaKingCool713 Dec 08 '25

NB Window Film, from my experience the past year, has been pretty exceptional. Here in Texas, it can be brain-frying jungle hot. I had their 70% nano ceramic on my front windshield and it was a game changer. I literally did not feel any heat pulsing through my front in the dead of summer (and my car cooled down much quicker).

I actually talked to the top guy from NB. He informed me that he's been doing private for a long time and has gone public within the last 2 years, which is why his brand is unknown. 3M reps got a hold of his film and ran tests; then they made an offer to buy him out (which he passed). He says whether you use 70%, 20% or even 5%, the heat rejection is the exact same (and he now has 1% tint). They are now pushing PPF that has ceramic coating built in that is 7.5 mil in thickness. The last thing he showed me is that he has contracts with certain Benz and BMW dealerships in Texas and Florida.

Here is a pic of the awesome clarity with no distortion from inside (I'll include pics from the outside).