my colleague just went to IrisPro before CNY
it's in Krystal Point

I have re-check these 2 days on tint heat on hands and arms on direct noon hot sunlight...

I have to say, VKool Elite feels the heat markedly hotter than Irispro DX60 with direct sunlight. D60 tho are almost similar to VKool Elite.

Do note DX60 and D60 are also lower in VLT than VKool Elite. They are still clear tint tho...meaning can see inside clearly unlike those dark tint.

I have used both both DX60 and D60.

I always drive at night and they look like clear tint, very clear. Only when put side by side comparison with for eg, VKool 70 with higher VLT, then you can see vkool 70 is brighter.

Otherwise D60 is clear tint to me. DX60 is slightly more greenish and dimmer but not too far apart. Still clear. Heck even the much darker DX30 with 21%/20% VLT are surprisingly clear at night, just brownish in colour. Got no problem reversing both my cars with DX60 rear screen into my house at night. But that is for Irispro Diamond/DX series tint.

Even on daylight, DX30 is surprisingly bright with dimmer brownish light. So if you install D60 all around, it would look and feel like clear tint although they won't pass Puspakom for FWS. Well DX60 is noticeable dimmer and greenish in lighting, still clear (I installed it as FWS on one of my car, but that car using older VKool 70 on other windows) but would feel the dimmer light quality inside.

Hey bro... Just checking if you heard about Black Tech Car Tint Specialist located at Kulim ? Seems kinda viral now for the specs and price given.. But not sure about long term / tint quality / brand though. Initially start up at seller house and just recently moved to a shop space..

If your's is Irispro, do note that is a difference in D30 and DX30 quality and lighting affect. Eg, D60 and DX60 already stated difference above. However never try D30.

Since it'll fail Puspakom anyway, what's darkest and "safest" VLT we can go for without getting flagged, 60% FWS?

Im thinking of doing VLT 60% FWS, and 40% for the rest.