Hi bro, FYI, Raytech implements practical testing such as real time Infra-Red Spot light testing and Solar Meter reading to ensure customer get the right product. The Infra-Red Spot light is that hot red big bulb which u seen in our shop. This type of spotlight is hotter than normal white spotlight which can provide you more accurate testing during demonstration

Can i get a quote for tinting for 320i please?
Interested in
1) 3M
2) Raytech
3) huper optik

Hi Guys..

I need to tint my Sylphy front windscreen as got hit by stone and replaced it.
Currently using the Vkool elite except the front screen. Checked on 3M, Llumar and Raytech. But still cant decide. Don't mind pay a bit extra but need the ori/good quality tint.

Meantime, need to replace tint for my Wira. Been 6 years with previous and can notice bubbles.

Please advise

Hi sifu, I'm nearby Setapak, there is a Raytech tint shop opened not long ago, I'll expect next week to take my new Mazda 2, hmm first thing is how hard is the Mazda 2 window? If it's hard enough, then I can put more heat block tint? All shops claim that the tint is JPJ approved, however when test at JPJ then cannot pass the test? Then have to go back to the shop for warranty and tint again?

Hi guys...need your advice. Honda city promo ecotint for Rm1.5k is worth???
Pls advice. Tq tq

Hey there, im looking for car tint, prefer 3m or raytech fo my 2015 honda city. My budget is 1500 only. Tq. Anything can pm me.

guys, how/where to remove plate no. etching on windows & windshield? did a tint job and their thickhead supervisor etched plate no to all windows and windshield despite specifically and repeatedly said not to

Did you pay for the tint in the end?

If i am you i wont pay a single cent

Hi bro, which shop u done your car tinted ? You can pm to ask me how to remove the plate no. etching on window. Not suitable to post here as the etched plate no is for safety purpose for every cars

This post has been edited by Lord Gitsy: Apr 26 2016, 04:34 PM

hi can quote for mazda 2?

what is the reason of remove the plate no? i thought it is for safety in case ur car got stolen?

Where can I get to official statement from JPJ for the 70-50-30 rule? Try to look at their website but still stated 70-50 rule.

You are right bro. Their website haven't updated yet for the latest rules. But you can check at below picture for the information



Other than that, you can read from PaulTan's website too


This post has been edited by Lord Gitsy: Apr 26 2016, 05:18 PM

Yeah I did read the news on paultan and other newspaper but nothing from jpj or puspakom website. Has been almost 1 year since the new rule.

Btw, already tinted my car with raytech mx black vlt 39% for all windows except front windshield ultra 70. So far so good

Hey guys/gals,

Just to share. Last week, we just got our XV tinted with Raytech films - a combination of FC & MC spec with @Lord Gitsy at his shop. Done 70/50/30 vlt. Good & easy it was.

Got in touch with Lord Gitsy here in this forum. Good explanation & service from him outside the forum. After 3 weeks, finally got some free time & manage to comeover to his shop, there his staff explained further and help us decide on spec etc. Gave good pricing too.

So, overall we were satisfied with the service.

P/s: I don't work for Raytech nor do I receive any commission from them.

Err... it was the other way round.
The Llumar shop I went to, uses red spot light. The Raytech shop I went to, uses white spot light.

Well, just want to share some of my personal experience when surveying for car tint.

1. Don't bother so much wheater your car would remain 'cool' after parking long hours under the sun.
Because your car is an 'closed room' which has the tendency to trap heat. Unless your car tint can block 100% of the light (which is also the heat).

2. TSER is a better prediction of heat rejection/reflection.
Though I found out, when test using heat reading meter, different brand with same TSER doesn't perform the same. In fact, the difference is huge.
So don't believe the brochure/ website info blindly, even it's an official website. Go test it out on your own at respective authorised dealers.

3. To get cheaper price, you MUST shop on your own.
Meaning you need to call/ text/ visit Facebook page/ WALK-IN to negotiate for best price with authorised dealers on your own.
And please insist that no one refer you there. So they save up some referral fee, you save up your own money.

This is my real experience when I wanted to tint my new Almera Klang Valley. I'm referring to one same brand and exactly the same product series.
All prices are quoted from authorised dealers listed on official website.
a) Car sales person bring me to the tinting shop next to him. Tell the car tint person in charge to give me RM500 discount. So the last price was RM3300.
b) I check with one forum friend. He did his car RM2850, but he is not in Klang Valley.
c) One person refer me to another branch, RM2800.
d) I call up on my own, RM2600 in Klang Valley. And that branch happens to be the nearest branch to my house.

4. If you are going for genuine product, please make sure the product name offered to you is listed on official website.
I came accross an authorised dealer offering me a product which cannot be found on official website. And they eventually admit that that's other brand product.
Just beware la.

That's all my sharing.

after i read thru this thread, i realized there are lotsa tinted shops are cheating customers..

really need to do lotsa homework and.. luck~

Did mine at Lord Gitsy place last 2 weeks.

Choose the Raytech RX series and he gave me a satisfactory price.

So far so good. Waiting for tint to completely dry.

No bubbles spotted till now.