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Sun-Gard

Acquired Last checked September 2026

Owned by Madico since it bought SolaMatrix in 2010. Madico's US site no longer lists Sun-Gard, though some European dealers still sell Madico Sun-Gard film.

  • 0lines sold now
  • 12discontinued lines
  • 1984earliest event on record
  • 3news items archived
Also known as
SunGard
Owned by
Madico, Inc. (Lintec Corporation)
Founded
1984
Makes
Window tint

Sun-Gard was founded in 1984 and was one of the major window film brands of its time. Its architectural work included the Guggenheim Museum, the American Stock Exchange and IBM's headquarters.

The brand was sold to SolaMatrix of St. Petersburg, Florida, in 1998, which kept making Sun-Gard car and building film, including the Desert, Midnight, Perform-X and Endurance lines in our archive. Madico bought SolaMatrix in 2010. Madico's own website no longer lists Sun-Gard, but some European dealers still sell Madico Sun-Gard film.

Sun-Gard spec sheets and documents

Official spec sheets, brochures, warranties and reports published by Sun-Gard, saved as part of our record of the window film industry. When Sun-Gard 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 137 Sun-Gard documents

History and ownership

  1. Sun-Gard founded

    Sun-Gard started out in window film and went on to install film on buildings such as the Guggenheim Museum, the American Stock Exchange and IBM headquarters.

    Source: TintCenter archive

  2. Sun-Gard sold to SolaMatrix

    The brand was sold to SolaMatrix, a window film maker in St. Petersburg, Florida, which kept selling Sun-Gard film.

    Source: TintCenter archive

  3. Madico buys SolaMatrix, owner of Sun-Gard

    Madico bought SolaMatrix of St. Petersburg, Florida, the maker of Sun-Gard window film. The business stayed in St. Petersburg, where Madico expanded manufacturing.

    Source: Window Film Magazine (opens in a new tab)

See the whole window film industry timeline

Discontinued Sun-Gard lines

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

Film lineTypeDarknessStatus
Sun-Gard True SmokeCar · Dyed–No longer listedListed 2001; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard Midnight CharcoalCar · Dyed5–49%No longer listedListed 2001; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard Midnight SmokeCar · Dyed5–52%No longer listedGone by 2013
Sun-Gard Perform-X SteelCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)4–48%No longer listedListed 2001 to 2010; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard Perform-X SlateCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)5–47%No longer listedListed 2001 to 2010; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard Perform-X BronzeCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)22–38%No longer listedListed 2001 to 2010; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard Desert SmokeCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)4–51%No longer listedListed 2001; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard Desert CharcoalCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)5–50%No longer listedListed 2001; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard EnduranceCar · Metallized12–48%No longer listedListed 2001; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard Endurance EXCar · Metallized18–33%No longer listedGone by 2013
Sun-Gard AutochromeCar · Metallized–No longer listedListed 2001; gone by 2013
Sun-Gard FaderCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)–No longer listedListed 2001; gone by 2013

Sun-Gard news archive

Mergers, launches and company news about Sun-Gard, 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 Sun-Gard? Send it to us and we'll add it to the record.

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