
3M
Crystalline CR20
3M
VLT — Select Darkness Level
Higher % = more light, less tint. Lower % = darker, more heat rejection.
3M Crystalline CR20 Single Sunroof is a premium sun film engineered for Indian climates. With a 63% Total Solar Energy Rejection (TSER) and 99% Infrared Rejection (IRR), it slashes cabin temperature, cuts AC load and reduces glare. The high‑performance poly‑imide matrix ensures long‑term UV resistance and clear optics, keeping the sunroof view pristine even under harsh sun. Ideal for any vehicle with a sunroof, it delivers measurable comfort and energy savings without compromising safety or visibility.
Performance Specs
63%
TSER
heat blocked
20%
VLT
light through
99%
UV Rejection
76%
Glare Reduction
Product Cost
You pay PMD · Includes GST
₹7,419 MRP
₹4,400
Save 41% ✓
Exclusive Application Cost
Paid directly to applicator · Varies by city & car size
₹500–1,000
*est.
Your Estimated Total
₹4,900–₹5,400
vs. Detailing Centre (opaque pricing)
₹6,600–₹13,200
Potential savings
₹1,200–₹8,300 ✓
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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 film cuts cabin heat by around 64 % TSER, which translates to a 15‑20 °C drop in typical Indian summer conditions, easing AC load and improving comfort. The core technology is a multi‑layer poly‑imide film that reflects 97‑98 % of infrared energy while allowing visible light to pass, thereby preserving visibility and complying with VLT norms. The rear‑surface dispersion layer scatters reflected light to reduce glare, making driving safer. Long‑term, the film’s UV‑resistant coating protects the glass polymer from yellowing, and the low‑profile surface minimizes moisture build‑up, keeping the interior dry and preserving the premium finish of the sunroof glass.
Honest Notes from PMD
The film is applied to the interior glass; hence, any pending scratches or damage to the glass must be repaired beforehand. While it offers excellent cooling, it does not prevent external rain‑related heat gains on the roof. The installation requires a layer of adhesive that can be removed only by professionals, and the film may show slight haze under extreme humidity if not cleaned properly. Over time, the optical clarity may reduce slightly near the edges if not maintained with appropriate cleaners.
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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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