Carbon and ceramic films

The difference between carbon and ceramic film is:

Ceramic film blocks about 70% to 90% of the sun’s solar heat, compared to carbon film with only about 40% blocking action.

Carbon film uses carbon particle mixed into the film, while ceramic film uses ceramic particles to reject heat, sun glare, and UV rays.

Carbon film rejects more heat than metalized film, without cell signal interference, and it provides a unique matte look.

Ceramic film is more superior in rejecting the entry of UV light into the passenger cabin by absorbing and reflecting glare.

Powerful sound systems

Car audio refers to the sound system installed in a vehicle to provide entertainment and information to the occupants. Initially, car audio systems were simple AM radios, but over the years, they have evolved into complex systems that include various components like speakers, amplifiers, subwoofers, and more. Modern car audio systems offer high-quality sound and integrate with other car systems, such as GPS navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, and even voice control.

Car audio is not just about the music or the radio; it’s about creating an immersive sound experience that makes driving more enjoyable. Whether you are a casual listener or an audiophile, a well-designed car audio system can enhance your driving experience significantly.

Ppf (clearbra)

PPF stands for paint protection film, a thin, transparent, adhesive-backed layer that protects a vehicle’s paint from damage: 

• What it does: PPF protects against: 

• Stone chips 

Bug splatters  Minor abrasions  Bird droppings  Tree sap  UV exposure  Chemicals  Road grime 

Where it’s applied: PPF is most commonly applied to high-impact areas of a vehicle, such as: 

• The hood 

The front fenders  The front bumper  The side view mirrors  The rocker panels  The lower portion of the doors  The rear guards behind the rear wheels 

Remote start

A remote start system for a car uses radio frequencies to send commands to the vehicle’s electrical system to start the engine without a physical key in the ignition. The system typically includes a remote transmitter and a control module that’s installed in the car. When the remote’s button is pressed, it sends a signal to the control module, which then starts the engine. 

Here are some things to know about remote start systems:

• Range The range of a remote start system varies by model, but is usually between 500 and 1,000 feet. The range may be reduced if there are buildings or other objects between the remote and the car. 

Operation

The engine will run for a set amount of time, usually 10 minutes, and then shut off. You can extend the running time by repeating the start procedure. To shut off the engine remotely, press the remote start button again. 

Other functions

Some remote start systems can also lock and unlock the car, and some can be controlled with a smartphone app. 

When to use

Remote start systems are often used to warm up a car’s engine in cold weather, or to turn on the air conditioning in hot weather. However, there are some limitations and hazards to using a remote start system, such as not starting the car in a closed space or under a vehicle cover.