Precision Film Application
Window Tint
Choose your tint product
Vehicle size
- Heat Rejection (IRR) 97%
- UV Rejection (UVR) 99%
- Darkness (VLT) 30 / 50 / 80 / 95%
- Film Thickness 4 Mil
- Workmanship Warranty 5 Years
- Colour Warranty 5 Years
- Cooler Cabin
- Reduced Glare
- UV Protection
- Added Privacy
The sun doesn’t stop at the windscreen.
Direct sun through untreated glass raises cabin temperature fast, fades interior trim over time, and adds glare that makes long drives more tiring than they need to be.
Window tint is a film applied to the inside of the glass. It manages how much heat, light and UV passes through, without changing how the glass itself works.
What it does
- Helps cut cabin heat build-up on hot, sunny days
- Reduces glare during daytime driving
- Helps limit UV exposure and interior fading
- Adds a layer of privacy without blocking your own view out
Fitted pane by pane, not just stuck on.
Each window is measured and heat-shaped to its own curve rather than using a generic pre-cut sheet, so the film sits flush against the glass without gaps at the edges.
- 01 Consultation A walk-through of the vehicle and which windows the owner wants covered.
- 02 Glass preparation Each window is cleaned so the film has a clean, contaminant-free surface to bond to.
- 03 Film application Film is measured and heat-shaped to each window's own curve, then applied edge to edge.
- 04 Curing & inspection The film is left to cure and edges are checked before the vehicle is handed back.
Choose the coverage that fits your vehicle.
Coverage is usually discussed window by window — front, rear, and everything in between — so film is applied only where it’s actually wanted.
- Front side windows
- Rear side windows
- Rear windscreen
- Sunroof, where applicable
- Front windscreen, where permitted
Exact coverage depends on the selected service, package, and local regulations for windscreen tinting.
A cooler, calmer cabin every drive.
A noticeably cooler cabin
Helps cut down how much heat builds up in the cabin on hot, sunny days.
Coverage that matches your preference
Choose window-by-window coverage, from a single windscreen strip to the full vehicle.
A calmer, more private cabin
Reduces glare and adds privacy without changing how the vehicle drives or looks from the outside.
Before you decide.
Will tint make it harder to see at night?
Quality film is designed to keep visibility safe for everyday driving. Very dark films can affect low-light visibility more than lighter ones, which is why VLT (how much light the film lets through) is discussed as part of choosing a film.
Does tint bubble or peel over time?
Properly installed film shouldn't bubble or peel under normal conditions. When it happens, it's usually linked to lower-quality film or installation rather than the technology itself.
Can window tint be removed later?
Yes. Professionally installed tint film can generally be removed by a trained installer without damaging the glass underneath.
How is coverage decided?
It usually comes down to which windows the owner wants covered and how dark — discussed and agreed before any film is applied. See "Choose the coverage that fits your vehicle" above.
Is window tinting legal?
Tint rules vary by state/country and by which window is covered, so this should always be confirmed for your specific vehicle before installation rather than assumed.
Considering window tint for your vehicle?
Tell us about your vehicle and which windows you want covered. Our team can help you explore the available options.
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