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FormulaOne

Active Last checked September 2026

An Eastman Performance Films brand, sold through select LLumar dealers.

  • 4lines sold now
  • 2discontinued lines
  • 1999earliest event on record
  • 4news items archived
Also known as
FormulaOne High Performance Window Film
Owned by
Eastman Chemical Company (Eastman Performance Films)
Makes
Window tint
Website
llumar.com (opens in a new tab)

FormulaOne is Eastman's premium automotive tint brand, sold through select LLumar dealers rather than as bulk film. The dealer network is part of the brand: FormulaOne jobs have long been sold with a nationwide warranty on the film and the installation.

The current range is Pinnacle, Stratos (nano-ceramic), Classic and Comfort. Ultimate and Premiere, in our archive from 2012, are no longer listed. The old spec table for FormulaOne only had shade names, so no archived numbers are shown for these lines.

What FormulaOne sells now

From FormulaOne's own website, checked September 2026. Lines without a link don't have a spec page yet.

Film lineTypeDarknessHeat rejectedAt TintCenter
FormulaOne PinnacleCar · Ceramic5–55%50–64%
FormulaOne StratosCar · Nano-ceramic7–69%49–65%
FormulaOne ClassicCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)5–60%28–44%
FormulaOne ComfortCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)6–52%35–59%

Heat rejected = total solar energy rejected (TSER), lowest to highest across the line's shades, from the maker's published specs (each line's page names the source and its date). Darker shades usually reject more. Figures are for film on clear glass, so treat comparisons as a guide.

FormulaOne spec sheets and documents

Official spec sheets, brochures, warranties and reports published by FormulaOne, saved as part of our record of the window film industry. When FormulaOne reissued a document, we kept every edition. Specs and offers in them may since have changed.

Every document belongs to its maker and is credited to it. Rights holders can ask for a document to be removed or replaced.

All 20 FormulaOne documents

History and ownership

  1. Solutia buys CPFilms

    Solutia bought CPFilms, the Martinsville, Virginia maker of LLumar and FormulaOne film.

    Source: Glass Online (opens in a new tab)

  2. Eastman completes its purchase of Solutia

    Eastman Chemical bought Solutia, and with it CPFilms and its window film brands.

    Source: CHEManager (opens in a new tab)

See the whole window film industry timeline

Discontinued FormulaOne lines

These lines are no longer made or no longer listed by FormulaOne. We keep their specs so owners of older installations can identify their film.

Film lineTypeDarknessStatus
FormulaOne UltimateCar · Metallized–No longer listedListed 2010; gone by 2012
FormulaOne PremiereCar · Metallized–No longer listedGone by 2010

FormulaOne news archive

Mergers, launches and company news about FormulaOne, newest first, linked to the original reports. "TintCenter coverage" items are our own posts from the time.

Have a correction, a spec sheet or news about FormulaOne? Send it to us and we'll add it to the record.

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