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SunTek

Active Last checked September 2026

An Eastman Performance Films brand.

  • 18lines sold now
  • 0discontinued lines
  • 1995earliest event on record
  • 16news items archived
Owned by
Eastman Chemical Company (Eastman Performance Films)
Makes
Window tint, Paint protection film
Website
suntekfilms.com (opens in a new tab)

SunTek makes automotive tint, home and office film, and a widely used range of paint protection film, as part of Eastman Performance Films. Its car tint now runs from Standard dyed charcoal and Carbon up to the CIR and Evolve ceramic series.

Many of the SunTek lines in our archive are still sold: Standard, Carbon, Carbon XP (now CXP), the High Performance series in charcoal, bronze and blue, and the InfinityDS, SymphonyDS, Ultra-VisionDS, Dual-ReflectiveDS and SilverDS home films. TintCenter's old store stopped carrying SunTek in the 2010s, so these pages are for reference only.

What SunTek sells now

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

Film lineTypeDarknessHeat rejectedAt TintCenter
SunTek Evolve SeriesCar · Nano-ceramic5–65%50–65%
SunTek CIR SeriesCar · Ceramic5–78%42–62%
SunTek CarbonCar · Carbon5–81%27–46%
SunTek Carbon XPCar · Carbon5–75%40–60%
SunTek HP CharcoalCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)3–60%31–54%
SunTek HP BronzeCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)15–42%41–49%
SunTek HP BlueCar · Hybrid (dyed + metal)54%39%
SunTek StandardCar · Dyed4–66%25–44%
SunTek One Way MirrorHome & office · Metallized7%84%
SunTek Clear SafetyHome & office · Security laminate88–89%14–17%
SunTek Ultra-Vision DSHome & office · Nano-ceramic38–69%44–56%
SunTek Symphony DSHome & office · Hybrid (dyed + metal)10–46%44–82%
SunTek Dual Reflective DSHome & office · Dual reflective15–36%50–71%
SunTek Infinity DSHome & office · Metallized22–60%34–64%
SunTek Silver DSHome & office · Metallized15–26%72–81%
SunTek Infinity DS BronzeHome & office · Metallized25–43%60–75%
SunTek PPFNo spec page yet Paint protection film · TPU – –
SunTek Infinity OPCar · Metallized16–62%33–64%

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.

SunTek spec sheets and documents

Official spec sheets, brochures, warranties and reports published by SunTek, saved as part of our record of the window film industry. When SunTek 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 129 SunTek documents

History and ownership

  1. Commonwealth Laminating & Coating founded

    Commonwealth Laminating & Coating, maker of SunTek film, was founded at the Patriot Centre in Martinsville, Virginia.

    Source: Martinsville-Henry County Historical Society (opens in a new tab)

  2. SunTek launches Ultra-VisionDS spectrally selective film

    A high-end architectural line (ULV 70, 50 and 40) with high light transmission, high heat rejection and low reflectance.

    Source: SunTek press release (archived) (opens in a new tab)

  3. SunTek launches CarbonXP

    A non-metal, nano-hybrid car film in seven shades from 5% to 80%, with 10 to 15% better solar performance than SunTek Carbon.

    Source: SunTek press release (archived) (opens in a new tab)

  4. SunTek's maker expands its Martinsville plant

    Commonwealth Laminating & Coating invested $16.5 million and added 40 jobs at its only manufacturing plant, choosing Virginia over China for the new equipment.

    Source: Commonwealth Laminating & Coating press release (archived) (opens in a new tab)

  5. SunTek launches paint protection film

    SunTek's first urethane paint protection film line, in coated and non-coated versions.

    Source: SunTek press release (archived) (opens in a new tab)

  6. SunTek releases TruCut pattern software

    Cutting software preloaded with vehicle patterns for paint protection and window film. SunTek also opened a California distribution center in Anaheim.

    Source: SunTek press release (archived) (opens in a new tab)

  7. Second Martinsville expansion in nine months

    Commonwealth Laminating & Coating invested another $5.45 million and added 60 jobs; Virginia beat Arizona and North Carolina for the project.

    Source: Office of the Governor of Virginia (archived) (opens in a new tab)

  8. Eastman agrees to buy SunTek's maker

    Eastman agreed to buy Commonwealth Laminating & Coating, the Martinsville, Virginia maker of SunTek window and paint protection film.

    Source: GlobeNewswire (Eastman) (opens in a new tab)

  9. Eastman completes its purchase of Commonwealth Laminating & Coating

    The deal closed at $438 million including debt repayment. It included the Martinsville plant and distribution center and nine sales distribution centers; Commonwealth had about $100 million in 2013 sales.

    Source: PCI Magazine (opens in a new tab)

See the whole window film industry timeline

SunTek news archive

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

Show 6 older items

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

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