XPEL PRIME HP
Everyday heat, glare and UV control in a value-focused hybrid dyed/metal construction.
- Up to 59% TSER
- Up to 25% infrared energy rejected (IRER)
- 99% UV rejection

More comfort. Less heat. A clean, premium finish — explore the PRIME lineup, professionally installed at YEG Auto Studio.
XPEL PRIME films installed at YEG Auto Studio, Edmonton
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PRIME HP is a hybrid dyed/metal film; XR and XR PLUS are ceramic. UV rejection is 99% on every film and shade — the difference is how much heat they reject.
Everyday heat, glare and UV control in a value-focused hybrid dyed/metal construction.
Ceramic construction with substantially higher infrared rejection and signal-friendly clarity.
Our most advanced XPEL film — the strongest heat and infrared rejection in the PRIME lineup.
Real tint installation filmed at our Edmonton studio — the same controlled process every vehicle goes through.
An actual tint installation completed at our Edmonton studio. Tap any photo to see it full size.
Tap a shade to see how it changes the look from the outside — and the view from the driver's seat.



Illustrative preview. Appearance varies with glass, lighting and film.
A controlled, repeatable process is what separates a clean installation from an average one.
We discuss your goals, review available film options and shades, and confirm what's permitted on your vehicle under Alberta regulations.
Every window is deep-cleaned and decontaminated so nothing traps dust or disturbs the film during application.
Film is plotter-cut to each window's exact pattern and applied in a controlled environment for clean, bubble-free edges.
We walk you through the curing window and aftercare so the finish sets properly and stays clean for the long term.
"Absolutely flawless work. The PPF on my BMW M4 is invisible — you would never know it is there. No bubbles, no lifted edges, just perfect. The team takes real pride in what they do."
"I had ceramic coating done on my Audi Q5 and the difference is night and day. Water just rolls right off. The gloss is unreal. Worth every penny and the service was top notch."
"Got my truck tinted here and the quality is outstanding. No bubbles, clean lines, and the heat rejection is immediately noticeable. Booking was easy and the staff knew their stuff."
"They wrapped my Range Rover in a satin finish and it looks like it came from the factory that way. The attention to detail around the door handles and trim was incredible. Highly recommend."
XPEL is a recognized global brand in automotive film. Premium window film reduces solar heat and glare while filtering UV rays; ceramic construction is non-metallic, so it doesn't interfere with phone, GPS or radio signals the way older metallic films can. We install XPEL film to a precise, plotter-cut standard at our Edmonton studio.
Per the Government of Alberta (alberta.ca — Vehicle window tint exemption), tinting material is not allowed to be attached to the windshield or the windows to the left and right of the driver, unless an exemption permit is held. Rear side windows and the rear glass can be tinted. Restricted requests are recorded as requested coverage for a quote and are subject to assessment — we confirm what's permitted before booking.
We install three confirmed XPEL PRIME lines: PRIME HP (a hybrid dyed/metal film), PRIME XR (ceramic) and PRIME XR PLUS (premium ceramic). Official shade-by-shade specifications for each line are in the comparison table on this page, and we'll help you choose the right film for your vehicle and budget.
TSER (Total Solar Energy Rejected) measures how much of the entire solar spectrum — visible light, infrared and ultraviolet combined — a film blocks. Infrared rejection covers only the infrared portion (reported over 780–2500nm as IRER, and at the single 1025nm wavelength as IRR). These are different measures of different things and are never interchangeable, which is why we publish them separately for each shade.
Most rear or complete-coverage installations are completed in a single visit, though exact timing depends on the vehicle and the glass layout. We confirm an approximate duration when we confirm your appointment.
We recommend waiting 3 to 5 days after installation before rolling the windows down. This allows the film to fully cure and bond to the glass. We provide full aftercare instructions with every installation.
XPEL window films are backed by manufacturer warranties. The exact terms depend on the specific film, and we confirm the applicable warranty details for your chosen product before installation.
Yes. Window tint protects the interior through the glass, while paint protection film protects the exterior paint from chips and road debris. Many drivers choose both for complete protection inside and out.
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