2023 Ford F-150 Roush Edition (Velocity Blue) — 50% Fronts, 70% Ceramic Windshield, Rear Glass & Moonroof — San Diego

A 2023 Ford F-150 Roush Edition in Velocity Blue — Roush grille, fender flares, hood graphics, black wheels and 33s — treated to a full HiTek Ceramic IR heat-rejection package in San Diego. The layout was built for a work-and-play truck that lives outside all day: 50% ceramic on the two front doors so the cab stays bright, legal-looking and easy to see out of at night, and 70% ceramic on the rear glass, the windshield and the panoramic moonroof for maximum invisible heat rejection with virtually no change in appearance. That is the part most people miss — heat rejection is not the same thing as darkness. A high-quality 70% ceramic film looks almost clear but still rejects up to 88% of infrared heat and 99% of UV, which is exactly what you want on a windshield and a glass roof where California law and visibility both demand a light film. On an F-150 the windshield is enormous and nearly vertical, and the moonroof is a direct skylight over the front occupants — those two panels are where most of the cabin heat actually enters. Treating both with 70% ceramic drops dash and steering-wheel surface temperatures dramatically, keeps the A/C from fighting a losing battle on the I-15 and I-805 in August, protects the leather and the Roush interior trim from UV fade and cracking, and cuts the eye fatigue that comes from hours of direct overhead sun. The film is 100% non-metallic, so the F-150's radio, GPS, LTE modem, Ford Pass connectivity, TPMS sensors, blind-spot radar and windshield-mounted camera and rain sensors all operate exactly as they did from the factory. Every panel was hand-cut and heat-shrunk to the truck's curved rear glass and door contours, with clean edges along the crew-cab frames and the moonroof gasket — no light gaps, no shrink lines, no peeling corners. Backed by a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, purpling and fading. If you own a lifted or performance truck in San Diego County, this is the package we recommend: a legal, usable shade up front and full-spectrum ceramic protection on the glass that does the actual cooking.