On the price, I think probably can nego down a little bit.

Mind sharing how much it cost for the Raytech QC for your car?


I heard the Raytech dealer in Puchong is quite competitive.

This post has been edited by jchong: Jul 18 2018, 03:51 PM

I've found from reading here that Raytech pricing can vary quite a bit depending on the installer. And personally I don't like everything hidden behind PM.

Point of this forum is to share info so that all readers can compare and benefit.

Anyway, for Raytech QC I've seen it quoted for RM1,450 for standard car.

It's always a good idea to get the model of the tint and look at the specs. Otherwise, really no idea what you are getting.

With the specs at least you can compare the performance and decide what tint you want.

Around RM800 you can also consider Raytech FC series, can find the specs on their website.

Using Crystalline 70 for your windscreen I suppose?

No, I mean QC series, which is the normal 2 mil tint film. QX is the security film.

You can get tint below RM1000 but of course don't expect performance to be as good as the more expensive films.

I think the person was asking which dealer/installer did u go to?

I know some members of the Tiguan Club who recommend the Puchong installer. And it is also listed on Huper Optik's website, so it's an authorised installer.

U can also try the Huper Optik dealer in Sea Park PJ. I heard they can offer around 2000 for Sech 60/C40 combo.

This post has been edited by jchong: Jul 27 2018, 12:32 PM

I'm using the ultra 70 in one of my cars. No problem with smart tag.

Between those 2, I would choose 3M.

I also feel that Raytech combo has been quoted too high (some more so called SA Panel Promo Price). If you go outside direct to a Raytech dealer it should be much less.

To be comparable in performance, from Raytech it should be the RC/RX series which will be 2k+.

Did you get your film tested to see if it meets the heat rejection? I think you can bring it back to Raytech for this testing. If performance has deteriorated a lot then claim the warranty.

I'm using Raytech RC in one of my cars and so far it is performing ok. For me driving in afternoon does not feel like oven or very uncomfortable.

Biasa-lah, different dealers can quote different price (this applies not only to 3M but other brands too). That's why have to shop around to ask.

The Raytech film is installed in my VW. Don't know if you call that an "expensive car" but I don't think it has any heat rejection glass.

I was curious if you tested it, just to see if the film lived up to its claims. If tested then you have more solid evidence to talk about the performance (or non-performance) of the film. Anyway, at least you found a satisfatory film in Huper Optik.

Normally it goes by size of the sedan, not the brand.

That's the full list price I think. What's the actual price that they quoted to you? Then we will know the price range you're looking for.

For around 1k price, another one you can consider is Raytech FX series: http://raytechfilms.com.my/automobile-film...ar-control-film

For mid size sedan can get for RM800-900 I think.

If he was referring to REM 40 Safety (which he did not say), then the TSER 52% is same as on the Tint Shop webpage right?

But dunno where he got the IRR 90% because IRR is not listed on the Tint Shop webpage.

Since the front windscreen is where the most heat comes in, pick the best tint you can afford. Don't only look at IRR, look at TSER.

Get the highest IRR and TSER within your budget. Look at the films from the major brands like 3M, Raytech, VKool, Huper Optik. Haverkamp also.