Your tint. Your price.
See your car tint price online. For your home or business, tell us about the glass and we’ll put together a quote.
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Made to suit you
Made for the way you drive.
From a family hatchback to an executive car or SUV, the right film can change how your vehicle looks and feels. We help you compare privacy, solar control and finish before agreeing exactly which windows to tint.
Rear-seat privacy
Choose a rear-window shade that suits your car and the privacy you want for passengers and belongings.
Less heat and glare
Solar-control film can reduce incoming heat and bright glare. Performance depends on the film and glazing you choose.
A considered finish
Compare subtle and darker finishes before installation, with clear advice on which windows can legally be tinted.
See the difference
Find the film that fits.
Compare the appearance of different films before discussing your options. Previews are illustrative; lighting, existing glass and the chosen product all affect the result.
Your quotation confirms the film, scope and fitting arrangements for your job.
How it works
Three steps. A better finish.
Tell us what you need
Share your vehicle or property details, location and what you want the film to do. We'll explain the options and price your job.
Choose your appointment
We confirm availability and a suitable place to work. Mobile vehicle installs need a clean, sheltered workspace and suitable weather.
We fit. You enjoy.
Your installer prepares the glass, fits the film and takes you through cleaning, curing and the warranty for your chosen product.
Shade with the law in mind.
For vehicles first used on or after 1 April 1985, the windscreen must transmit at least 75% of light and front side windows at least 70%. For older vehicles, both must transmit at least 70%. These limits apply to the glass and film together. Rear side windows and the rear windscreen have no equivalent tint limit.
Your questions answered
Know before you book.
Can I tint my front windows?
UK rules apply to the combined glass and film. For vehicles first used on or after 1 April 1985, the windscreen must let through at least 75% of light and the front side windows at least 70%. Existing factory glass already reduces light, so adding a film can make it illegal.
Which shade should I choose?
Our automotive viewer helps you compare the appearance of different rear-window shades. It is an illustration: the result depends on your existing glass, interior and lighting. We confirm the right film before fitting.
Do you remove old film?
Tell us if the vehicle already has film fitted. Removal can change the time and cost, so we include it in the quote where required.
Ready when you are
Your glass. Your choice. Let's tint it.
Tell us about your vehicle or property and where you need us. We'll help you choose the right film and give you a clear quote.