Car Window Tinting Q

Are you thinking of tinting your car windows? It is always a good idea to do a little bit of research before installation, to know exactly what you are getting into.

When you think car window tinting, is the first thing that jumps into your mind those very dark, and often scruffy car windows tints seen around, usually the work of the owner (DIY) or a dodgy auto shop The most important step in your research is to choose a reputable professional installer.

When researching you may come across statements like "the resale value of your vehicle can be reduced if you install car window film". This is not true and generally goes for vehicles that have a bad tinting job. Installing car window film in your motor vehicle can actually be advantage when it comes to the resale of your vehicle, because of the safety and privacy advantages that come with a good quality window tint.

Car window tints are a lot more than just decoration. Installing window tint in your motor vehicle gives you privacy, protects the occupants against flying glass in the case of an accident and protects you and your vehicle from harmful sun rays.

Is car window tinting illegal? No it is not illegal to install window film, but there are certain regulations with regard to opacity and colour. A reputable installer, such as the Solar Film Foundation will be able to advise you of this.

Will the installation of window tint impair your driving? Your driving may actually improve if the windows of your vehicle are tinted, especially if you live in a very sunny country. Window tinting film actually reduces the amount of glare given off by the sun and oncoming headlights at night, which can blind the driver and cause an accident.

Car window film does not cost an arm and a leg to install. The price will obviously vary from place to place, and this will depend on the type of tinting film you opt for. The higher the quality, the higher the price, but there is a window tint to suit every pocket.