if buy 3M from taobao, okay or not?

i have friend shop can pasang.

¥ 980.00 for full car

thanks. i just read post before me, someone said that one guy has x70, he buy quality tint film from aliexpress. He pasang with local shop.

might try my luck with taobao

Curious to know too..based on the price alone can do every 1-2 years interval

Max is 5 years. Even the best like vkool will degrade after 5 years. No such thing as long as the car

Considering getting a tint. I understand RayTech not that great from here, but it's definitely the cheapest!

I don't think I'd like to spend more than 1000 on tint. The main thing I'm looking for is protecting the car insides from UV because I have leather seats.

The VLT is mainly just for privacy.

Are there any recommendations for cheap quality brands?

For example, if I keep my budget at under 1k which brand would be best within that range?

the tint will stay there in perfect condition but the heat rejection already degraded, so the tint will be there just for show.

Workmanship is for the asthetic not the heat rejection. heat rejection will degrade over time and at most 5 years

Is that bad? I thought that's how they do it for the front windscreen, they need to mold the tint on the outside first before proceeding inside no?

If you are the installer/technician you probably can comment on the technique.
We have seeing hundred of car being installed with a lot different way as there is no specific guide doing it. 

I do agree the workmanship is equally important because in the eye of customer it is aesthetic.
But end of the day, it revert back to how much does the car is expose to the UV/Heat and the film quality.

If you have cheap quality but great workmanship the film will not last long.
Take a look at those OEM installation such as Proton or Perodua. It start to bubble up within 5 years
OEM installation always have great QC before they deliver the car, thus the workmanship is at the best

Oh there is no product in the world that could last as long as your car, if yes all the business will die 

Im highlighting this too but he seems to be swearing on the workmanship rather than quality. At the end of the day for him, the tint is just to look nice without any heat rejection lol.

Anway, based on his track records, well, he is famous for being know-it-all but the info he is providing errr.....

Yes you are absolutely right on the workmanship point but workmanship and quality of the film is 2 different issue
Just like your car tyre and engine

Man I still sell and still give product warranty 5 years

At my shop, normally warranty claim arise from 2 different perspective PRODUCT DEFECT or WORKMANSHIP 

End of the day just don't make assumption workmanship = product quality