We have personally tested samples of our films not installed on glass, and because of this, test results will show less heat blocking percentage. The test we have made are only for  

• heat filtering, blocking or reduction
• infrared ray filtering (IR)
• uv ray filtering

Test results are shown at the bottom of this page

Infrared heat from the sun only accounts for 49% of the total heat, with the rest being caused by visible light. Visible light heats the air, different to Infrared rays that heats absorbent objects (physical body, or  3D models), rather than the air. Colours will also absorb heat, with black being the most absorbant. These coloured objects can create radiant heat, and this could contribute to the cabin or room temperature to heat quicker.   

note: the background, the dark interior of the car and the angle this picture has been taken, have contributed in making the glass look darker

• blocks out 99% of UV rays  
• cuts down the glare
• reduces about 35% of the air heat created by direct sunlight
• allows more heat to enter in winter by only blocking about 35%
• will block about 33% of infra red rays
• vehicles glass will look tinted
• film is permitted by law
• affordable price of $295 for a sedan

The background, the dark interior of this car, and the suns location have contributed in making the glass look darker  

• blocks out 99% of UV rays
• cuts down the glare
• reduces about 69-73% of the air heat entering by direct sunlight
• blocks about 87% of infrared rays
• vehicles glass will look tinted dark
• film is permitted by law grade 35%
• affordable price of $395 for a sedan