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Automotive

Window Tinting

SKIN CANCER PROTECTION 

Car window tinting blocks up to 99.9% of the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays that can accelerate skin ageing and cause skin cancer. Even clear window film or a light tint can block out both damaging UVA and UVB rays. Research shows that 74% of all non-invasive melanoma skin cancer cases are found on the driver’s side of the body, so for people who drive for extended periods of time, window film protection provides a critical advantage to safeguard against this risk.

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PRIVACY & SECURITY

 Window tinting comes in a wide range of shading to provide a level of privacy for you and your passengers. When you park the car, you can walk away and know that prying eyes cannot see your valuables inside. It can add to your peace of mind when you want to protect your vehicle and those who travel with you.

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SOLAR HEAT REJECTION

If you’ve battled finding the right level of air conditioning for all of your passengers, window tinting can help resolve that dilemma. Depending on the grade, window film can block anywhere from 35-65% of the solar heat that builds up in a car. You can balance climate and comfort for everyone and cut down fuel consumption from air conditioning overuse.

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FADE REDUCTION

Your car is a valuable asset that you want to last as long as possible. Having window tint professionally installed on your vehicle is a great way to protect your investment. Window film blocks harsh sunshine that can fade upholstery and discolour leather and vinyl. It protects car interiors from cracking and warping to keep your car looking newer longer. Window tinting also reduces glare from direct sun and bright lights.

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GLASS BREAKAGE

The safety benefits of installing window film on your car cannot be underestimated. Window film is designed to keep glass from shattering if an object hits it. In the event of a car accident, passengers are protected from shards. Additionally, thieves will find it difficult to break through tinted glass and get into your car.

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