Window Film: A Superior Investment For Your Car and Home
You probably wouldn’t go out for a day at the beach without packing some sort of sun protection– sunscreen, a hat, a coverup. After all, exposure to the sun’s UV rays can have all kinds of negative effects on your health, and it puts you at increased risk of skin cancer. But one thing you […]
We are rebranding. SunStop Window Tinting is now autobahn Window Tinting
Big NEWS!! We’re thrilled to unveil our refreshed brand identity partnering with Autobahn Performance Films to bring you the first branded Autobahn Window Tinting tint shop. The updates show the evolution of our company since its founding in 2014. While this is a significant change, our core beliefs haven’t changed. Over the last couple of […]
Window Tinting Laws in Arkansas
Window tint is so important to protect you and your passengers from UV rays, but there are some tinting laws to abide by in the beautiful state of Arkansas. Car window tinting laws in Arkansas were enacted in 1993. We have provided all the necessary information about your car’s window tint, including how dark or […]
Skin Protection for Inside your Home
Am I safe inside my home from UV rays? The windows in your home can put you at risk for unknowingly exposing your skin to harmful UV rays. The UV light divides into three classifications: UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C. Of the three classifications, UV-A and UV-B are associated with sunburns and tanning as well as […]
Fade Control for your Home
What is fading? Fading is the gradual change in color. Fading can happen to upholstery, hardwoods, carpeting, artwork, wall paint, and more. Navy blue, dark green, dark red, brown, and black will appear to fade faster because of being deeper in the color spectrum than white, tan, or other lighter colors. Darker hardwood floors and […]
Everything You Need to Know About Heat Rejection for your Home
How is Heat Rejection measured? Total Solar Energy Rejection (TSER) measures the heat rejected by window films. The heat entering through the window is comprised of several different components- 44% visible light, 53% infrared radiation, and 3% ultraviolet energy. The TSER takes into account each part to create a total percentage of heat rejection. The […]
Reduce Carbon Emissions with Window Film
What are carbon emissions? Carbon emissions are the leading factor in greenhouse gasses, making up roughly 82% of the greenhouse gasses present in our atmosphere. They are created through burning fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, and oil), solid waste, trees, and other biological materials. How does energy affect carbon emissions? Heating and cooling your home […]
