Glossy
Glass-like feel, maximum clarity, original display look. For when colour fidelity matters most.
A thin layer cut to your exact display, protecting your car's infotainment panel.
Vitrio film isn't a generic protector. It's a template cut to the exact brand and model. Materials and finish are tuned so touch sensitivity, haptics and colour stay unchanged.
What's behind the film
Hardcoat top layer
Scratch protection at 3H–4H hardness. Daily nail scratches and key brushes stop here, not on the display.
Optical-grade PET base
High-transparency (>91%) PET that doesn't distort and doesn't dull the deep blacks.
Self-bonding silicone adhesive
Wet-install silicone adhesive. Leaves no residue when removed, and small bubbles self-clear within 24-48 hours.
Glossy or matte, your call
Matte (recommended)
Anti-glare, anti-fingerprint, silky to the touch. Readable even in direct sunlight.
Five minutes, at home, no pro needed
The box includes the full install kit: degreasing wipe, fluid, microfiber cloth, install card and a QR code to the video. Step-by-step on a separate page.
Years on the display
Lasts 3–5 years in normal use. Won't yellow, won't crack, leaves no residue when replaced. The install carries a 2-year Vitrio warranty.
A car display isn't a phone, so thick glass film is the wrong call here
A phone lives in your pocket and gets dropped, so a thick glass protector makes sense there. A car display is never dropped or pocketed, but it sits in front of you all day, in strong light, through wide temperature swings, near the airbags. The trade-offs of a classic thick glass protector play out differently here, and mostly for the worse.
Visibility and optics
Glare
A glossy glass surface mirrors sunlight from the windshield and side windows straight into your eyes. A matte surface scatters that light, so the display stays readable even in bright sun.
Fingerprints
Working the navigation leaves greasy prints on glossy glass, which smear the map and make it hard to read in direct sun. The matte coating hides those prints and keeps the picture clean.
Polarized sunglasses
Many cheap glass films show rainbow discolouration or dark patches when viewed through polarized sunglasses. The Vitrio matte film doesn't produce that artefact.
Use and safety
Touch sensitivity
Automotive displays, especially older resistive types, respond worse through a thick glass layer. The thin, flexible film leaves touch and gestures untouched.
Airbag
In a crash a glass film can shatter, and the deploying airbags can throw shards into the cabin. Flexible PET film doesn't break into shards, so it's safe around the airbags.
Bubbling
The temperature swing inside a car is extreme (up to 60 °C in summer, frost in winter). That can loosen a thick glass film's adhesive and raise ugly bubbles underneath. Vitrio's wet-install adhesive holds through the swing.
Fit and install
Fixed position
You can turn a phone in your hand; a built-in display you cannot. Applying a rigid glass film dust- and bubble-free to a fixed dashboard panel is far harder. Flexible film slides into place and adjusts with the wet method.
Sizing and edges
Car display edges are often recessed or slightly curved. If the film is even half a millimetre too big, it lifts at the edges. That's why Vitrio cuts every film to the display of the exact make, model and year.
For a car, matte flexible film is the better choice
A matte (anti-glare), flexible PET film cut exactly to your display won't crack with temperature changes, removes glare, hides fingerprints, keeps touch response, and stays safe around the airbags. Tell us your exact make, model and year, and we'll check whether there's a film cut to fit it precisely.
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