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Window Tinting Laws
UK law regarding window tinting was modified on 1 January 2004. Now, the Window Tinting Regulation bans tinted films from being adhered to driver windows - in other words, those windows on cars' front doors.
The Regulation requires 70% of visible light to pass through driver windows, including any substrate attached to the glass. Unfortunately, though, this rule is often misinterpreted as meaning that a 30% tint can be legally installed.
Clear glass only lets about 86% of light past, and standard manufactured glass varies in its slight tint. Some of this glass touches the 70% maximum limit, while other glass permits roughly 80% of light to get through.
Window Tinting FAQ's
Yes. We will remove any door cards and trims from the car beforehand to ensure that we can seal the film right to the edge of the window glass, all without leaving any blemishes.
Many factors are at play here, include the high quality of the products we use, the clinically clean environment in which we use them and the industry knowhow we have developed over the years.
Yes. However, though our preparations for window tinting installation are thorough as standard, you would need to book window cleaning as a separate service - our car valeting service. This can clean other parts of your car, such as its wheels, tyres and paintwork, too.
This is because, as the tinting will keep down the temperature inside the vehicle, you are unlikely to rely as much as before on air conditioning. Therefore, you can more easily cut down on fuel consumption.
While clients can appreciate the security benefits of our window tinting, we can provide other protective layers, too - such as paint protection films and ceramic coatings. You can use our website to book any of our services.