Most shops should have the Infrared meter to test it. You can try to ask the shop that you have tinted your car.

Hi,

With the price of 1.6k you are able to get some pretty decent specs from the big brands like V-Kool, Raytech, 3M...

The common problems with local brands products are like bubbles, drastic drop down in heat rejection performance within 1-2 years time.

The rumour has been circulating around for some time, but still no official announcements for the time being.

Hi there, if it's not launched in Germany, then most likely it won't be available in Malaysia.

Now a day, too many window film brand in market. Basically, 2 things you can must know when choosing the film.

1. Discover the "Brand" that selling USA Original Product.
Actually only few brands in market are selling genuine USA product, the rest are not. But how do you know about it.
Tips :
a) The brand that can reveal their USA manufacturer supplier name and website.
b) Brand that recognise by their USA manufacturer too.
c) Original Packaging with brand logo (Many local brand come with blank packaging box)
d) Brand logo stamp on film. (Most USA brand come with logo)
Discover more here : http://raytechfilms.com/customer-info/

2. Make sure you pay for original "Brand" product.
Complete Step 1 before Step 2.
Many "Black-heart" dealer carrying USA brand but selling other product to customer to make more profit.
Most of customer do not aware about it.
Tips:
a) You can easily google the original product of the brand on their website.
b) Try to look for the logo on the film before installation.
c) Make sure you visit the authorized shop to get the right product.

Extra Informations :
a) Do not trust too much of the film specification like IRR and TSER. We find many many brand given fake reading.
b) Test the film before and after installation to make sure you get the right tint.
c) Do not trust on non-authorized dealer. Example : Other accessories shop can offer Raytech product. It is impossible. Finally, you getting fake Raytech product with no Raytech logo on the film.

Good Luck.

Hi sorry to hear about it.

Kindly come back to our outlet and we will have a look at it. Rest assure that we always make sure all problems are well taken care of and customer's satisfaction is our main priority.

Looking forward to hear from you soon. Thanks a lot

Hi, we always look into customers matters carefully... No worries bro. Thanks for the support

Hi Pokey,

Thanks a lot for the kind words... Appreciate it

Hi thenoobone, Sorry to hear about your experience but I believe there are still many brands and retailers out there that carry out satisfactory service such as Raytech, vkool & 3M. Don't make too early assumptions, there are still many great feedback around. As applies to any field of business, there are always a good side of it, vice versa. Better luck next time bro

Hi bro,

Thanks a lot for your great compliments bro. Appreciate it

Vkool 40 is indeed a good film but it might be too dark. Vkool 55 and 70 might be the better choice to comply with JPJ regulations.

Security films might cause some issues during an accident, but there are numerous benefits and advantages that we can take into consideration such as preventing shattered glass etc.

Cheers

Hi spamfish, with that budget you can opt for many other more reputable brands. Wingard has been in the market for some time but their performance and feedback are not quite up to the mark. Just my 2 cents

Hi Adin,

PM you already. Thanks!

Nothing has been officially announced yet. And base on the current progress, it doesn't look like the new law enforcement will be implemented any time soon.

Hi bro,

Thanks for the interest. Will contact you for more details.

Some people just like to have more privacy on the rear seat areas... It's not about the look, that is least of their concern

But 30% irr for the rear windscreen is really very low. Many will not be used to the darkness during driving...

Yes it's a security film together along with the Alza. You can opt to add on a second layer as a cheaper option but risk with having no warranty at all.

Or

You can remove them off and add on a new layer but it will be more costly this way.

this actually didn't come across my mind

But yeah, seriously, I personally feels not many people will like 30% VLT on their rear windscreen. It's too dark to drive around with especially at night

Yea some might not be used to darker tints... Kinda disturb the driving visual... Feeling less confident during reverse or cutting lanes... Different individual different preference la of cuz...

Hi Pain4UrsinZ, yes it is possible to mix and match, but kindly be reminded that safety films are supposed to be installed on side windows only. You cannot install it on the front windscreen bro.

Hi bro, the windscreen glass itself is originally thicker than the side windows. They are made of different materials. Adding on safety films on the windscreens csn disturb your driving visual. That's why you do not need safety films for the windscreen, jpj doesn't allow that and we do not recommend it as well

Most of the shops are compliant with JPJ regulations and provide warranty to cover any JPJ issues