OC HOUSE OF TINT · ORANGE COUNTY
XPEL window film for Air and Gravity.
LUCID AIR & GRAVITY
OC House of Tint installs XPEL XR Black and XR Plus ceramic window tint for Lucid owners in Orange County. These films reduce infrared heat passing through the glass, helping direct sun feel less intense on you and your passengers. You can choose a lighter shade for more daylight or a darker one for more shade and privacy.
INSIDE LUCID GRAVITY
These interior photos show the same gray Lucid Gravity completed at OC House of Tint. We installed XPEL XR Plus 35% on the two front windows and 55% on the rear glass, panoramic windshield, and sunroof. Ceramic film across the windshield and roof helps reduce infrared heat reaching the cabin from the front and above.
XPEL XR Plus 55% on this panoramic windshield adds ceramic infrared heat rejection across the glass above and in front of the driver.
We installed XPEL XR Plus 55% on this Gravity’s sunroof to reduce infrared heat through the overhead glass while keeping a lighter shade.
The same Gravity has XPEL XR Plus 55% on both its rear glass and sunroof. This view shows the completed installation from the rear cabin.
The Gravity’s panoramic windshield and sunroof expose more of the cabin to direct sunlight. Ceramic windshield film helps with heat at the front seats, while roof tint can reduce overhead heat and brightness for passengers farther back. Side-window tint adds shade and privacy beside the seats.
Air and Air Sapphire owners can add ceramic heat rejection without choosing a very dark side-window shade. We fit the film to the frameless windows with close attention to the edges. Windshield tint can reduce heat at the front seats; roof tint is another option for an Air equipped with a glass canopy.
XR Black and XR Plus offer ceramic infrared heat rejection and UV protection. CS focuses on appearance, glare, and privacy.
Style & privacy
Color-stable dyed film for shade, glare reduction, and privacy. Choose XR Black or XR Plus if ceramic infrared heat rejection is your priority.
Nano-ceramic
Up to 88% Infrared Heat Rejection
XPEL nano-ceramic film for less infrared heat through your Lucid’s windows. Choose the shade separately to keep the cabin bright or add more privacy.
Multilayer ceramic
Up to 98% Infrared Heat Rejection
XPEL multilayer ceramic film with the higher infrared rejection rating. A useful upgrade when strong sun through the windshield or glass canopy is your main concern.
Infrared rejection ratings are not total solar heat or cabin-temperature reductions. Performance varies with film shade and the glass.
Explore XPEL ceramic tintOriginal installation photos from OC House of Tint in Orange County.
One completed installation at OC House of Tint: XPEL XR Plus 35% on the two front windows, 55% on the rear glass, and 55% on both the panoramic windshield and sunroof. The percentages describe the installed film shades; the existing glass also affects the finished appearance.
This black Gravity was tinted at OC House of Tint with XPEL XR Plus 5% on the side and rear windows and 55% on the windshield.
This Lucid Air was completed at OC House of Tint with XPEL XR Plus 20% on the side and rear windows and 55% on the panoramic windshield.
The finishing details
On roll-down door windows, we shave the tint to follow the top edge of the glass. The result is a close, factory-style finish you can see when the window is lowered.
Computer-cut patterns help fit the film to your vehicle. Careful hand-finishing completes the visible edge.
Yes. OC House of Tint installs XPEL window film on Lucid Air, Air Sapphire, and Gravity. The photos on this page show our Air and Gravity work, including interior views of the Gravity’s panoramic windshield and sunroof.
It reduces infrared heat passing through the glass, helping the sun feel less intense while you drive. Your chosen shade also affects glare and cabin brightness. The Gravity’s windshield extends above the front seats; the sunroof brings light into the rear cabin. Tinting both can help when sunlight feels uncomfortable in both seating areas.
XR Black is our nano-ceramic option for strong heat rejection. XR Plus offers the higher infrared rejection rating and is worth comparing if direct sun through the windshield or roof is your main concern. Both come in different shades, so choosing more heat rejection does not mean choosing the darkest film.
No. Roof construction and existing solar protection vary by model and configuration. If you still notice uncomfortable overhead heat or brightness, we can check whether additional film suits your glass. A photo of the roof and your model details help us quote the right work.
Not necessarily. Ceramic describes the film technology; the shade determines how much visible light it lets through. A lighter ceramic film can add infrared heat rejection while keeping more daylight. Darker shades offer more privacy and glare reduction but let less light through at night, which matters especially at the windshield.
Send your model, year, and the windows you want tinted to OC House of Tint. Tell us where you notice heat or glare most. We’ll explain the film options, provide pricing, and confirm how much time to allow for the installation. Large windshield and roof sections can take more time than side windows alone.
Lucid Tint Quote
Tell OC House of Tint your Lucid model, year, and which windows you want tinted. If you’re unsure, tell us where sun heat or glare bothers you most and we’ll help you choose.
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