Glass & Roof Film
Breeze
A panoramic roof is the largest piece of glass on the car and the one nothing shades. Breeze is a UV-protective film with a cool blue cast that cuts the heat and glare coming through it, without blacking out the view the customer paid extra to have.
- Cool blue tint
- 10-year warranty
- Limited warranty
- 10 yr
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Buy Breeze
For the panoramic glass roof that turns a cabin into a greenhouse every summer.
- Panoramic and full-glass roofs
- EVs with fixed glass canopies
- Hot-climate and southern-state vehicles
$400
Why this film
What Breeze is for
For the panoramic glass roof that turns a cabin into a greenhouse every summer.
Cuts the heat, keeps the view
A roof film has one job a window tint does not: it gets looked through from below all day. Breeze darkens as little as it can while still doing the work.
Protects the interior, not just the passengers
UV through a panoramic roof is what fades a dashboard and cracks the top of a leather seat. Blocking it protects the resale value of the cabin.
One panel, one appointment
A roof is a single large piece with no compound curve — a fast, high-margin add-on to any PPF booking.
Specification
Breeze by the numbers
The specification this film is made to — thickness and finish — and its warranty. Performance values publish here, with the ASTM method beside each, as the US laboratory report for this film comes in.
| Finish | Cool blue tint |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 10 years |
Thickness and finish are the specification each film is made to. Performance values — transmittance, tensile strength, elongation, adhesion, hardness, weathering — are being measured on the film sold in the United States at a US laboratory, to the ASTM methods listed on the test-methods page. A value is published for a film only once that film's report is in hand, with the method beside it. Until then the row is left out rather than filled in.
How Breeze differs
Breeze is the only film in its family, so there is nothing in the HAUT range to compare it against directly — the comparison that matters is against whatever you are using today, and what this film is made to is in the table beside this.
Every HAUT film carries a 10-year limited warranty against cracking, delamination, blistering and premature yellowing when it is installed by a certified shop. Registering it online is free and turns a claim years later into a record lookup — the full terms say what is covered and what is not.
Get it installed
HAUT film is installed by certified shops only — that is what makes the 10-year warranty enforceable. Find one near you, or if you run a shop, apply to carry the line.