Sunroof & Panoramic Roof Tint in Ontario, CA

Sunroof vs. panoramic roof

• Standard sunroof: a small opening panel. Quick to tint, often added to a full-car job.
• Panoramic or fixed glass roof: one large panel or several. Large roofs often need an extra-wide 60-inch roll of film so the panel is covered in one piece with no seams. That’s why we quote them separately.

Which film for a roof?

Because roof glass is often already dark, you don’t need dark film. You need heat-rejecting film. 3M Ceramic IR and 3M Crystalline come in light shades that still block a lot of heat, so the roof keeps its look while the cabin stays cooler. Come feel them in our heat box. See ceramic window tint for the full film lineup.

What to tell us for a quote

• Year, make and model
• Sunroof or full panoramic roof, and how many glass panels
• Whether there’s old film on the roof (we’ll remove it first)
• Whether you also want the side windows or windshield done the same day

Warranty and care for roof film

Roof film is 3M ceramic, so it carries 3M’s lifetime nationwide warranty against peeling, purpling, bubbling and fading. Keep your invoice and receipt in the glove box. Roof glass doesn’t roll down, so there’s no waiting period, but give the film 2 to 3 weeks to finish drying. Light haze or small water pockets on a big roof panel are normal while it cures. Wait until then to clean the inside of the glass, and use a soft cloth with an ammonia-free cleaner. Full details are on our ceramic tint page.