Car Tinting The majority of installations we perform are with a multi-layered film that protects your vehicles interior from the damaging effects of the sun. This has the following benefits: Heat Reduction Up to a 60% heat reduction can be achieved compared to untreated glass. Window films will help your vehicle cool more rapidly, even after hours in the blazing sun by reflecting the unbearable heat out of your vehicle Reduce Fading Using our film will block 99% of the suns harmful ultra violet (UV) rays. This, together with the heat reduction will help reduce the fading of seats and carpets. It prolongs the life of all rubber, wood, vinyl and leather inside your vehicle. It also helps to protect your dashboard, mobile, audio equipment and speakers. Protection from UV rays As mentioned above, our films block 99% of the suns UV rays. This is the principal cause of skin cancer and premature skin aging. We all know how we must protect our children and pets from these harmful rays, but the stick-on screens and blinds that are often used only limit the direct sunlight - the harmful solar rays still get through. Parents will know how children become restless and agitated when they are too hot in a car. Our films will keep your children cool and they cant rip it off and throw it at the driver - unlike stick-on shields! Reduce Glare And Driver Fatigue The film reduces potentially dangerous glare from the sun, headlights and reflective surfaces. The reduction of this glare can actually make your driving safer. Sun strips on the front windscreen are also useful, especially in the winter to spring months, whilst the sun is low on the horizon. Increase Safety and Security It will help to hold together broken glass if it is shattered in an accident. However dont worry, it will not trap you in the car as it is very easy (and a lot safer) to push the glass OUTWARDS once it has broken. In contrast it is very hard to push it inwards, like a thief would, if they were trying to break into your vehicle. Increase Privacy Window tinting provides an increased level of privacy from the prying eyes of thieves. HOWS IT DONE? With a special film, applied to the inside of the glass. Unlike cheaper films, ours is actually bonded to the glass and is guaranteed against flaking or delaminating for as long as you keep the vehicle! DOESNT IT SCRATCH EASILY? YES, if you attack it with a nail or some scissors!... but as youre not likely to do that, NO it doesnt. Once the film is actually bonded to your windows, it forms a tough shiel. CAN YOU TINT ALL THE WINDOWS? By Law we cant tint the windscreen, and we will not tint anything darker than 70% on the front windows. If anyone has any difficulties or questions, dont hesitate to get in touch with us. The current regulations can be viewed at Dvlni. WHAT CAN YOU TINT? Pretty much anything - If its glass, we can tint it! We BLACK OUTa lot of rear windows in vans so that prying eyes cant see whats inside and more and more people are doing this to estate cars, take for example this Audi estate. Its now almost impossible to see whats in the back from the outside, but you can still see out of the windows without any difficulties. Company car owners can also have their vehicles tinted to look stylish and stand out of the crowd because we can remove the film without leaving any residue so that you can return the car as you found it ARE THERE ANY PROBLEMS? A lot of windows now have what is known as a DOT MATRIX effect around the outside edges and this can cause the film to sit slightly proud of the glass but this is nothing to worry about. The only other problem is airborne dirt and dust. We obviously keep everything as spotless as possible, but short of working in a vacuum (not healthy) tiny bits of minute dust will settle on the glass as we lay the film, 99% of the time under normal conditions you will not even notice them. This is the reason we, under normal circumstances, do not offer a mobile tinting service. How could we possibly do a clean job at the side of the road!
Posted on: Fri, 08 Aug 2014 07:05:49 +0000
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