Window Tinters

[jun 2.7]

Hi guys does anyone know any mobile window tinters that come to your home or work?? Or can recommend anywhere to take car to??

cheers sime

[mosoto]

I can rec Paul @ Tint Tech, he's in Jandakot so depends on your locallity.

If you are SOR then he's the man to see.

[Hanaldo]

PM user Yaah31 if you are NOR, he lives in Mount Helena, just got his done like 3 weeks ago, but i forget who by. The guy did a really good job and only charged $250 to do his car which is a 4 door, so will be cheaper seeing you have a coupe. Yaah31's car looks awesome now though!

[jun 2.7]

Fantastic thanks for the help guys much appreciated!

[Nak]

let me know where your located and ill let you know a price and what film do you want cause that that part that will cost ya mate. michael.

[SexycanI]

I have a friend who does the whole car for $200 if you want, tints it as dark as you want or legal or how ever you want it.

[Char]

dainsdabomb on this forum does chash jobs

[Hanaldo]

Yeh dainsdabomb is good too, seen some of his stuff on some other Skylines, but he isn't mobile, you have to take your car to him. He quoted Yaah31 $250 as well, same as the the other guy except the other guy came to Matt

[toddleR33]

hey tko tinting is really good this is the website www.tkotinting.com check it out

[Mr. Keets]

TKO+1

He did my 32R...neat job that has lasted well, he know his stuff.

[jun 2.7]

Thanks heaps for all the input and advice guys ill be getting her done in next couple of weeks hopefully

[Will Power]

sorry to hijack but just wondering is coloured window tint legal in perth or no?

[dan_the_man]

Maybe call TKO and ask them.

The only information in the Road Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Rules 2002 is :

Window tinting

(1) Glazing used in a windscreen of a motor vehicle must have a

luminous transmittance of at least —

(a) for a motor vehicle built after 1971 — 75%; or

(b) for another motor vehicle — 70%.

(2) Windscreen glazing of a motor vehicle must not be coated in a

way that reduces its luminous transmittance.

(3) However, subrules (1) and (2) do not apply to the greater of the

following areas of a windscreen —

(a) the area above the highest point of the windscreen that

swept by a windscreen wiper;

(b) the upper 10% of the windscreen.

(4) Glazing used in a window or interior partition of a motor

vehicle must have a luminous transmittance of at least 70%.

(5) Glazing in a window other than the windscreen may be coated

to achieve a luminous transmittance of not less than 35%.

(6) Glazing that has been coated to reduce its luminous

transmittance must not have a reflectance of over 10%.

(7) The luminous transmittance requirement in subrule (5) applies

to a vehicle instead of the corresponding requirement in the

relevant ADR.

(8) In this rule —

glazing means material fitted to the front, sides, rear or interior

of a vehicle, through which the driver can see the road, but does

not include a coating added after manufacture of the material;

luminous transmittance, for glazing, means the amount of light

that can pass through the glazing as a percentage of the amount

of light that would be transmitted if the glazing were absent.

[mickey]

AFAIK it's only light transmission (ah see above post ) so in theory colour wouldn't matter.

Of course, there's also the issue re 'mirror' tint or reflective films and light tranmission. The police can use a device which measures light transmissions through the windows...not sure if most cops use it or just yellow you to make you go to the trouble.

[Moistyy33]

Hey people i was looking at getting some window tint to can some people pm some good places or people they know that can do it i got r33