i’ve been saying this about Raytech for awhile.... I have been thinking that there is a magic number of TSER for the amount of VLT.

My take is that for a VLT of 70%
Max TSER is only 50% +-2%

But they can claim higher because of better IRR coverage. Ah well.

Yes, Ecotint as well.

I think tint sellers should be more conservative with their claims.

At least Raytech is OEM from the US. Ecotint is unreferenced.

I once, installed Ecotint, and the seller rolled the tint from another manufacturer to install.

I asked him, and he said “sama punya”

Hence, i stopped using Ecotint

A bit too combative?

I mean, what I would like to know if how Raytech, with similar VLT, IRR and UV be better than other big boys in the tint industry.

Could you share with us your TUV certificates and actual TSER readings?

Big boys are: 3m, LLumar, Huper Optik, Sun Tek, and a few others

Is VKool still suffering from fading?

I wonder who makes the OEM tint for VKool?

Agreed.

The only JPJ approved window are rear and rear sides.

Front windscreen is illegal and front sides are illegal. JPJ can stop and fine you

Be warned that your front, and front sides are NOT JPJ approved.

When come time to sell your car, PUSPAKOM will tear the front windscreen and the front sides.

That’s because 3M has the most heat rejection tint in the market (per VLT). Hence, Smart Tag won’t work.

JPJ saman they surely will guarantee. But PUSPAKOM when come time to sell your car, sure fail

Not many companies in Malaysia offer top range tint for the front windscreen.

VLT of 70,50, 30 tint for car is 100% PUSPAKOM fail!

the right number for 100% pass is VLT of 90 (front), 70 (front side) and 50 (rear)

Why they say okay to JPJ? Thats because JPJ rarely check, where as PUSPAKOM when transfer owner (during selling), 100% check

They have the same requirements!

Just that, JPJ only check via enforcement, PUSPAKOM is 100% mandatory.

So, If you buy a brand new car, spend RM3000 on top range tint, when come time to sell, you will need to throw away the tint before the new owner gets the car.

Tint resellers in Malaysia wont tell you that PUSPAKOM will almost certain fail you if you put 70%, 50% and 30% tint on your car.

That's because the glass for your car from factory is not 100% clear, around 10-30% tinted. Which means, even if you tint 70% VLT for the front windshield, you are getting around 50% VLT, and PUSPAKOM will fail you, and tear off your tint.

Anyone tried Magnus Pro tints? Any feedback?

3m is the best bang for buck

There are more higher end tints, but 3m is the best "medium" level tint.

Its like Ikea, great quality at that price

An example would be, Spectra PhotoSync IRD

Excellent clarity and heat rejection. but price is also much higher, 40-80% more depending on car type and window count

This post has been edited by jamespaul: Sep 8 2021, 08:56 AM