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Slightly softer than our white teflon squeegee so it is easier to grip and ideal for use when fitting car window film.

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Please read our window tinting laws guidance before purchasing and installing any tint.

Fitting Instructions

How to fit a fixed side window tint

3 minutes

How to fit a roll down window tint

3 minutes

How to fit a rear windowscreen tint

4 minutes

How to fit a sunstrip tint

1 minute

How to fit paint protection film

1 minute

How to fit frosted window film

4 minutes

Window Tint Shades

Our window tinting kits come in 5 different levels of darkness; the % refers to the VLT (Visible Light Transmission), which means how much light is let though - 5% is a very dark tint and 70% is a very light tint.

Limo Tint

20%

Dark Smoke

35%

Light Smoke

50%

Ultra Light Smoke

70%

Ultra/Ultra Light Smoke

100%

No Tint

The UK Laws on Window Tinting

Rear Windows

In the UK, you can legally tint the rear windows (rear doors and rear windscreen) as dark as you like.

Limo Tint

20%

Dark Smoke

35%

Light Smoke

50%

Ultra Light Smoke

70%

Ultra/Ultra Light Smoke

Front Windows

The front windscreen must let at least 75% of light through and the front side windows must let at least 70% of light through.

Factory-fitted windows are already tinted and by adding additional tint, this may result in your vehicle no longer being compliant for road use. Please make sure you follow the requirements set out here - https://www.gov.uk/tinted-vehicle-window-rules - to ensure you are not breaking the law.

Please check your local laws if you are outside the UK.