When told about T&T Tinting’s CoolVu transi tional window films and how it works, one of T&T’s long-time customers commented to president/CEO Tommy Silva, “So, it’s window film with a brain!”

“Now, it’s kind of a slogan we’ve been running with here at our shops,” said Silva.

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CoolVu Transitional Window Films are films or tint that adjust from a lighter to darker tint when exposed to sunlight. On bright sunny days, Coolvu reacts to the sun’s intensity and darkens to reduce sun glare and heat. On cloudy, rainy days and at night, Coolvu remains unchanged preserving your views and maximizing available daylight.

CoolVu is not just for homes. Many offices and automobiles now use the latest in window tint technology. But you can’t get CoolVu transitional films just anywhere on Oahu. T&T Tinting is the exclusive dealer of this brand-new technology. T&T is the only tint installer CoolVu trusts.

T&T’s Tinting’s Coolvu utilizes advanced photochromic technology composed of advanced ceramics and UV inhibitors. At T&T Tinting, you can stop the heat, preserve your view and enjoy darker tinted windows — only when needed!

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By installing Coolvu on your windows, you will conserve energy, reducing the heat coming through the windows, cutting glare for better views and eliminating 99 percent of the sun’s harmful UV rays. Using window film in your home or office also helps protect fading to carpet, wood flooring, artwork and furniture.

Studies show that we improve our wellness with more contact of the natural sunlight. With transitional film that adapts to the heat of the sun, we’re exposed to more natural sunlight.

Does your window film “have a brain?” If not, call T&T Tinting Specialists. Log on to tnttinting.com/coolvu-transitional-films, call 275-4565 or just stop by Monday – Saturday at 3035 Koapaka St. and you’ll see why T&T was voted No. 1 again in tinting by Honolulu Star-Advertiser readers!

T&T TINTING SPECIALISTS INC.
CONTACT 275-4565
WEB tnttinting.com

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