Infographic: Top 6 Car Window Tinting Myths

Constant sun exposure has many dangers on the skin. Wrinkles often appear faster to people who are constantly exposed on the sun. Another problem that a person might face when being constantly exposed by the sun is sunburns, blurry vision, and even skin cancer.

These threats are the reason why people are doing whatever they can to avoid and prevent the potential harm from the sun. However, a huge proportion of the population is still unaware and does nothing about the dangers of constant sun exposure. Those that do care apply sunscreen more often, bring their umbrella for shade, and drink more water to prevent heat stroke.

More and more US residents are having cars every year and because sun cancer is becoming more rampant, more and more car owners are having car owners are having window tints installed. We all know that window tints provide protection against the harmful rays of the sun and it decreases the heat entering your vehicle.

The car window tinting industry is estimated to have a market of almost $4.5 billion in five years. This number is not a joke considering the people who get their car window tinted. One could say that the reason why car tinting is an industry earning this much is because of the fact that the sun can damage the skin of the car owners and the vehicle itself, another reason is because of the nicer look it brings out to cars.

Just like any other industry, there have been rumors and myths about the window tinting business. These bring misconceptions to the public and even a decline in sales. If you are a car owner, you should go to your nearest window tinting company and ask if these are true.

To give you an insight, here is an infographic from Global Tint US regarding the six myths on window tinting.