Will get my new jazz soon... pls pm me urs best offer on good heat rejection tinted within my budget.
My honda SA offer me Vgard brand with the price RM1800 for 6mil, RM950 for 4mil.
However i couldn't read anyone here mentioning about this brand.

This post has been edited by Doraemon11: Nov 17 2014, 07:59 PM

Because they are Home Brand

Hi Sifu here, pls pm me the price of tinted for Honda city. Prefer Vkool or Raytech.

Ok guys. My cs 5 did the tint on cheras raytech. Called up sean a couple of times. Very patient on my ques,

I did ultra 70 on front and cencurion 4m on sides. So far quite satisfy with the heat resistance. I dont use smart tag so i dont giv a shxx on that.thumb up for raytech if u opt for higher end tint.

My sa in cheras is ah may, very friendly. After install the tint and they realize that i hav changed my plate num, while my glass remain the old number, they are very kind on helping me to touch out the old number without extra cost.

This post has been edited by kennykong85: Nov 20 2014, 04:01 PM

Yea...been using my Ultra 70 for a week now...i can really feel the diff compared to my previous CS85 (i think they pair the front with N85)

are you on Ultra 70 Grey or Gold? mine was intially Grey, but it was blurry and smart tag didnt go thru, so changed to Gold, now it's just perfectttttt...

lastly, any blurry effect on ur ultra 70 ?

This post has been edited by coconutzz: Nov 21 2014, 10:52 AM

Ya o. I do notice therr is blur vision on the front screen. A small like lower downside of thr front screen. I ll check on it again. U encounter same problem

anyone can offer good tint for my corrola front windscreen for <RM500. want something with very good solar rejection. thx

Hi Guys,

Can anyone here pm me the price for CS75 and CS85? I want compare the price and decide which one 1 want.

Hi, is it normal for car SAs to intro tints? Mine did and it's because he's trying to get a figure to be included into the windshield protection plan from insurance. Apparently my car SAs is trying to introduce me a few reputable brands tints before they release my new car and the tinting work will be done at the SCs, and that the SAs doesn't recommend tinting job outside of the SCs as any shoddy work might void warranties of the car that it affects(dripping liquid on dashboard might damage the circuit underneath, side window tint that might damage the window motor, etc)

I'm just afraid of getting conned by paying premium price for product of unknown origin. According to my SAs each tint will come with a warranty card with serial number that can be verified on the manufacturer website. Is this the standard practice now a days for most, if not all tinting manufacturers?

Any advice will be help, thanks.

1. Your windscreen insurance has nothing to do with the tinting recommended by the SA. Normally owner will add on front windscreen + tinting (only front) coverage to your car insurance premium. Anyway, you can add the coverage later for your tinting after knowing the price

2. On the warranty part, installation done within their arrangement will fully cover by the showroom. However if you decide to install after delivery, all the defect might arise during the installation shall born by the owner and they are not responsible.

3. Yes, go for reputable brand as they more willing to compensate if there is anything happen to your car.
This reputable company will provide warranty and cash bill on the spot after the installation.

Raytech quote me rm800-900 for 65% heat reduction tint ( solar tint)... any other alternative?

CS 60 + Classic Series?

I'm in a dilemma right now...
i want to find tint film manufacturer in Southern Peninsula, coz i want to order a window film to be applied on the surface of glass facing exterior of the house, currently all the suppliers i have searched told me they don't import this stock.


Please help

it is better check rear windscreen heater working or not before tinted....
this is because if heater not working, they will say original problems, need go service centre, if u go service centre, service advisor will say tinted caused it.......

so at the end nothing can do....

avoid ray tech if you don't want have have any regret..

This post has been edited by beyond86: Nov 24 2014, 09:07 PM

RM1000 for sedan

think twice if u wish go for ray tech....as i having bad exp

Hi bro,

tinted films are indeed meant to be installed in the inner part ... If you however insist on tinting on the outside, we can do it as well but the lifespan of the film will be very much shortened bro. Not worth it in my honest opinion.

please recommend other tint brands.

i heard 3M less problem...

Im using ray tech, notice got 1 small portion didn't do properly, can see refraction

This post has been edited by beyond86: Nov 24 2014, 09:34 PM

Hi bro,

I've already PM the owner to understand his problems and try to seek out a good solution for him. It is always our priority to ensure customer satisfaction and we do not take complaints lightly. Apparently there's some malfunction on one of his heat demisters. Gotta look into the issue as I'm not sure whether if it's a factory issue or problem from our side.

Cheers