Darker tints (5% to 15% visible light transmission) suits vehicles where either occupants, valuable items or expensive tools and equipment need to remain out of sight. These tints make it very difficult to see into the vehicle.
Medium tints (15% to 35% visible light transmission) are aimed at customers who would like a car showroom equivalent level of tint. Looking through the car’s windows from one side to another is still possible, although viewing items on the seat is restricted – so a reasonable level of security is maintained.
Lighter tints (35% to 70% visible light transmission) allow you to see through the car’s windows as normal, so any requirement for privacy or solar energy rejection is lost. These tints are designed for owners who want to adjust the look of the glass in a more subtle, refined way.
Front door heat rejection film (85% light transmission – Heat & UV protection film). Our policy is to abide by the law and keep the car window light levels above 70% for all glass forward of the ‘B’ pillar. Common sense says that you should be able to see out through the windows both day and night and for other drivers to see you in the driving seat and physical reactions you make. Eye to eye contact is sometimes a deciding factor in your next move at mini-roundabouts, for example.
We have a very special film that will reduce heat and UV light into the front of the vehicle and is in the majority of cases suitable for the front doors. Although really clear, you may just want a film for skin protection and to reduce the onset of tiredness for those warm days and if you drive on the continent. We can do a check on your glass light transmission with our light meters prior to installation to see if this product will be suitable and legal.
UV Protect Clear window film (with 80% to 85% visible light transmission) Allowing us to install on the front doors or the rear of the car, and is designed to help protect the fabrics and leathers in the car from deteriorating through regular exposure to the sun.
Sunlight sufferers – Medical Anyone in the car would be protected from ultra violet rays that are harmful to our skin and eyes. Short term effects of exposure can develop rashes, freckles and reddening skin – sunburn. The long term effects, accelerated ageing of the skin and the risk of developing skin cancer. Some sufferers of Lupus and those with photosensitive conditions such as epilepsy for example would benefit from our having our window films applied. There are numerous illnesses caused, that have a direct link to daylight exposure. Call us in confidence to see if we can help make your life a little easier.
The range of window films and the different shades Tinting Express has available means customers get a very good choice, so we would be confident enough to say that your individual tastes can be accommodated. By holding up samples of film to your glass before you buy, you can better appreciate how the final result will look before the installation. Please ask us about our sampling service.
