QUOTE(PJusa @ Mar 19 2010, 08:53 PM)
you can install any car tint. i did that too and it's a lot cheaper than tiniting the car. personally i dont believe so much in v-cool so much any more (been using it in two cars but now i switched to 3M crystaline - it seems to perform better). ray-barrier for the whole house was around the price of a car tint. got it direct from the company, they came measures, quoted and installed quick freindly and efficiently. replaced one window cause got some dust stuck inside too. whole house just a few hours.
Do you have the details of the type of tint that you did for your house? Did the quality serves the price you paid for? why didn't you just use 3m tint for your house as well?

Added on August 23, 2010, 1:49 amQUOTE(harrychoo @ Mar 21 2010, 12:58 AM)
RM5.50 suppose to be cheap or expensive? I think market price around this.
Not sure how to differentiate reflective tint or normal dark tint but is those type that outside cannot see inside during daylight and vice versa during night.
I think RM5.50 is a normal and cheap price..more to lower end market..coz i have surveyed many types of tints..their prices range to high end up to RM40 psf !!!
If you want to have the best quality and don't mind bout the price, then better off with the higher range but if you are concern about the RM and just want a normal tint ..then go for the lower end price. Originals always have a higher price value..and most of all the workmanship of the tint company!!
Added on August 23, 2010, 1:51 amQUOTE(PJusa @ Mar 20 2010, 10:12 AM)
i spoke with them. it was expensive and i thought it wont be worth the cost.
i tinted around 320 sqft of windows if memory serves me. i dont have the pricing but it was cheaper than tinting me sedan with 3M crystaline. so i guess below 2k. i used raybarrier - the max grade from ecotint. they have cheaper options too. got all done directly from them - my contact was pauline lau (012-283 7395). she was (is?) the head of commercial&residential.
good luck.
Waoo..you must have lots of windows and a large bungalow with many big glass doors then.
This post has been edited by bunnyhoney: Aug 23 2010, 01:51 AM