2019 Lincoln Navigator — 20% Fronts + 70% Windshield & Rear Privacy Ceramic — Rancho Bernardo

This 2019 Lincoln Navigator got the full-car ceramic treatment at the owner's home in Rancho Bernardo: 20% HiTek Ceramic IR on the two front doors, a 70% Ceramic IR windshield, and 70% Ceramic IR layered over the factory rear privacy glass so the rear half keeps its original factory look. The 70% windshield stays crystal clear and rejects a huge share of infrared heat before it ever reaches the dash, while the 20% fronts cut glare for the driver. Layering 70% ceramic film over the rear privacy glass does not preserve the exact factory light-transmission specification — glass and film combine, so the finished rear glass is slightly darker than the glass alone — but it keeps the same understated, factory-style appearance the Navigator came with, now with infrared rejection across every window. Every ceramic layer rejects up to 88% of infrared heat and blocks 99% of UV, and the film is 100% non-metallic, so there's zero interference with key fob, Bluetooth, GPS, or radio. An honest note for California drivers: CVC §26708 requires front side windows to allow at least 70% of visible light, so a 20% front-door shade is darker than the street-legal limit — we install it at the owner's request with that trade-off clearly explained, and we meter every panel before and after so the numbers are on record. Mobile install completed on-site in Rancho Bernardo, every piece hand-cut and heat-shrunk to the glass, backed by a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, cracking, and fading.