
3M
Crystalline CR20
3M
VLT — Select Darkness Level
Higher % = more light, less tint. Lower % = darker, more heat rejection.
The 3M Crystalline CR20 Sun Film is engineered for double‑panoramic or panoramic sunroofs, delivering full‑glass coverage in one seamless sheet. Built with 3M’s proprietary Crystalline technology, the film blocks 63% of total solar energy (TSER) and reflects 99% of infrared (IR) radiation, while allowing visible light transmission suitable for Indian road legality. The result is a cooler cabin, up to 15°C lower interior temperature, reduced UV‑induced fading of upholstery, and diminished glare during harsh midday sun. Ideal for Indian climates that swing from scorching summer heat to intense UV exposure, CR20 provides lasting comfort without compromising the view.
Performance Specs
63%
TSER
heat blocked
20%
VLT
light through
99%
UV Rejection
76%
Glare Reduction
Product Cost
You pay PMD · Includes GST
₹14,839 MRP
₹8,300
Save 44% ✓
Exclusive Application Cost
Paid directly to applicator · Varies by city & car size
₹1,000–15,000
*est.
Your Estimated Total
₹9,300–₹23,300
vs. Detailing Centre (opaque pricing)
₹12,450–₹24,900
Potential savings
Up to ₹15,600 ✓
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PMD Index™9.6/10
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What actually matters
Technical Specifications
Best For
Heat Rejection
UV Protection
Glare Reduction
Privacy
Safety & Security
Good to Know
The 3M Crystalline CR20 can lower cabin temperature by up to 15 °C under Indian summer sun, thanks to its 64 % TSER and 97‑98 % IR rejection. This dual‑layer technology absorbs and reflects infrared rays while still allowing visible light, so the interior stays cooler without making the roof appear dark. CR20’s core technology uses a proprietary multi‑microporous structure that selectively filters solar energy. The film’s nano‑ceramic pigments reflect infrared wavelengths, while a UV‑blocking layer absorbs 99 % of UV‑A and UV‑B rays, preventing fading of interior fabrics and protecting skin from harmful radiation. In everyday Indian driving, the film reduces reliance on the air‑conditioner, leading to lower fuel consumption and less strain on the vehicle’s electrical system. The limited‑lifetime warranty ensures long‑term performance, provided the film is installed correctly and the glass is cleaned with non‑abrasive products.
Honest Notes from PMD
While CR20 delivers excellent IR and UV rejection, the visible light transmission (VLT) is reduced, which may slightly dim the panoramic view compared to an untreated glass. The film’s high performance requires professional installation to avoid bubbles and ensure edge sealing; DIY attempts can lead to premature delamination. Over time, extreme temperature cycles may cause minimal edge lift if not properly maintained. Finally, the limited‑lifetime warranty applies only when installed by an authorized dealer, so non‑standard installers could affect warranty validity.
The PMD Promise
Genuine film with actual VLT and TSER specs — not inflated claims from grey market products
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Ground reality: aftermarket window film application is technically not permitted under Indian road law — not because of VLT, but because it's an aftermarket modification. Films at 70%+ VLT are generally not challenged in practice. We share the facts so you can decide
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