FAQ · Automotive Tinting
Thinking about tinting your car? Here are straight answers to the questions Melbourne drivers ask us most.
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Good tint cuts heat, glare and UV, adds privacy and looks sharp — as long as it's quality film fitted to Victoria's legal limits.
Our automotive tinting page has the full detail. Otherwise, get in touch and we'll recommend a compliant, great-looking option for your car.
FAQ
Victoria sets a minimum VLT (visible light transmission) for front side windows, with rear windows allowed darker. We fit compliant film and advise on the darkest legal option.
Ceramic film offers the best heat rejection and clarity without needing to go dark. Carbon film is a great durable mid-tier option.
Quality carbon and ceramic films won't — they hold their colour for years. Cheap dyed film is what fades and turns purple.
Yes — quality film blocks the large majority of UV, protecting your interior from fading and you from sun exposure.
It depends on the car and the film tier. Ceramic costs more than carbon but rejects more heat. We'll quote your specific vehicle.
A typical car is done in a few hours. We fit in a clean, controlled environment for a flawless, bubble-free finish.