Anyone have good tint shop recommendations in jb? Looking for a tint for my iriz at around 500++

This post has been edited by kaliku: Jul 9 2016, 05:13 PM

Anyone experienced in this two film namely Vkool 55 and Llumar Diamond 6. Which one have the best heat rejection in real world result?

Vkool 55
VLT 58%
UVR 99%
Infrared Heat Rejection 96%
TSER 60%

Llumar Diamond 6
VLT 63%
UVR 99%
Infrared Heat Rejection 97%
TSER 59%

This post has been edited by toktok: Jul 10 2016, 06:17 PM

Add on here

For V-Kool 55

TSER - 60%
Non safety film compare to Diamond 6

Yes. Can't find the TSER for VK55 from official website. Thanks for the information.

Thanks for the info.
I found my product label stickers was the same as the video shown.

Can I ask is the logo stamp on film is pre-printed on film based on the video??

Hi I'm looking for safety tint (preferably 4-5mils) with good

TSER at least 50 %
UV Rejection 99%
IRR Rejection 85-95%

Please PM me best price or suggest me a good brand. (Original USA product only).

Thanks

Yes bro. The logo stamp on film is pre-tinted on the film from the manufacturer. It is printed on the liner of the film. The liner will be removed when installing film, so you won't see any logo stamp on your car tinted after installation

This post has been edited by Lord Gitsy: Jul 11 2016, 10:49 PM

So far so good for the tint (after three months usage), I chose the midrange product which quite okay after few hours under the hot sun.

Good day all.
Im looking for 3m or HO tinted for my proton iriz.
VLT50 for all...reasonable?

Just did my new nissan x trail tint last week.
Windscreen Vkool Elite
all side window and rear Vkool REM 55 5mil
Total RM2300.

Is that reasonable price?

Dont worry, its good deal

how to tell whether the film installed is security film or not? is there any label on the film?
just want to make sure the employee installed the right film

This post has been edited by simbamochi: Jul 14 2016, 09:18 AM

Hi. Need tint for civic. Must be jpj compliance have good heat rejection and dark colour.

Budget -2 3k.
Got an offer package with coating for 3m crystalline and llumar diamond 6. But heard 3m got problems with smart tag and llumar 6 dark tint is not jpj compliance. So need to look for other options now. Thx

Hi bro, FYI the differences of solar and security film are the thickness of the film. If you send your car yourself to any tinted shop, you can request the installer show you the film before installation. When you touch the film, you can know the security film is thicker than solar film.

In RAYTECH, we have "Product Label Stickers" presented in the warranty card. Each product label sticker is unique as they are secured with holographic design, barcode and product model. So you can know what model of film has installed on your windows.

Thank u

How to know the actual product tally with the stickers? Possible the tint spec installed differ with the sticker?

yes i can request the installer show me the film before installation, but I'm afraid that the installer switches the security film with solar film when they do the installation...

so after that, there's no other way to confirm it once the installation is done? i though there will be a label or something,

the "Product Label Stickers" only presented in the warranty card, not the installed film? so how to make sure the product installed tally with the sticker?

This post has been edited by simbamochi: Jul 14 2016, 08:56 PM

Hey guys

I am interested in installing Vkool Elite on my front windscreen with visible light transmittance of 73.2%. Anyone has any idea whether how much it will affect my night visibility?
because i am very scare of driving in the night and I usually drive at night as my work ends quite late.

Thank you all so much

Hi bro, thanks for your inquiry. Normally the tint spec installed will not differed with the product sticker provided on warranty card because the quantity of Product Stickers are controlled and supplied by Raytech HQ. The branches are only able to provide the product sticker on warranty card for every car which tinted the particular product. Somehow you can also request use the BTU meter to test heat resistance of the film after installation

Hi bro, thanks for your reply. Normally the installer will cut the film according to the shape of the side window before installation. Actually you can request stand beside them to see the film after they cut out the shape and before install on the window. The cut out film is confirmed to install on your window

Due to window film is a homogeneous product, Raytech always emphasize consumer to select a reputable USA window film brand for your car window. To make sure Raytech customer get the Genuine product, consumers have to make sure the product label stickers are present in the warranty card and the name of the product on the stickers are similar to the product purchased

The quantity of Product Label Stickers are controlled and supplied by Raytech HQ. The branches will get limited stickers according to the stock ordered from HQ. The branches have to make sure provide the right label sticker to the customer who purchased the particular product

The purpose of implementing Product Label Sticker is to make sure Raytech customer receive the Genuine Raytech product. To make sure the right product you have purchased, you can always request to test the heat resistance of the film by BTU meter after installation

thank you, you're very helpful

I've installed Raytech fx series on my car, there are small bubbles at passenger and driver window... how long should I wait for the bubbles to disappear ?

This post has been edited by simbamochi: Jul 16 2016, 01:01 PM