Our services
Window Tint Film Protection
Premium window film that rejects heat, glare and UV — a cooler, quieter cabin, and an interior protected from fading.
By consultation
Film line-up
- LX Series
- 9 layers · metalized multi-stacked sputtering film
- Xenith IR
- 9 layers · the most advanced ceramic sputtering film
- Black Phantom
- 5 layers · metalized ceramic sputtering film
- Magnum IR
- 3 layers · nano ceramic sputtering film
- Supreme Ceramic IR Pro
- Nanoceramic technology — IR rejection up to 95%+
- Encore Supreme IR
- Nanoceramic metal-free film — 93% selective IR rejection
- Ultima Ceramic Performance
- Multilayer ceramic film — Up to 87% selective IR rejection
- Advanced Cool
- Metal-dye hybrid film — TSER up to 63%
The process
Consultation & shade selection
Choose the tint level and film properties that suit how you drive, with real film samples to compare at the studio.
Glass cleaning & preparation
Every window and rubber edge is cleaned meticulously so nothing is trapped beneath the film.
Film cut to every window
Film is shaped precisely to each piece of glass on your specific model, with clean consistent edges.
Installation & squeegee-out
Applied with slip solution and worked out carefully, window by window.
Setting & final inspection
The film sets fully, every window is checked for clarity, and you get care guidance for the curing period.
Every car is assessed free of charge — talk to the team.
Questions, answered
What does window film actually do?
It rejects solar heat entering the cabin, blocks UV, cuts glare while driving, and protects your dashboard and seats from fading over time.
Which shade should I choose?
It depends on the look you want, comfortable visibility, and how you use the car. We have real samples at the studio and advise the right level for each window.
Will it be too dark at night?
Quality film stays optically clear even at higher tint levels. We help you find the balance between privacy, heat rejection and night-time visibility.
How long does the film take to cure?
Small moisture pockets can appear at first and disappear as the film fully sets — the timeline depends on the weather. Care guidance for the curing period comes with handover.
How is this different from PPF?
Window film goes on glass to stop heat and UV; PPF goes on paint to stop chips and scratches. They protect different parts of the car and pair well together.
