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More % = lighter tint so 20% VLT (Dark smoke) will be darker than 35% VLT (Medium smoke) but lighter than limo tint which is 5% VLT.

Windows can usually be opened and cleaned inside after 2-3 days, but in some cases it might take longer. If your car has frameless windows (like on some coupes and convertibles), be extra careful—opening them too soon can affect the tint before it fully sets. To be safe, follow our recommended wait time for the best results.

In Ireland, front side windows must allow at least 65% VLT and the windscreen 70% VLT. Rear windows can be tinted without restriction. Non-compliance may result in fines or NCT failure.

Sun strips are generally allowed as long as they do not obstruct the driver's view.

Chameleon tints are legal only if they meet the 70% VLT requirement. Anything darker can result in penalties or NCT failure.

Standard tint does not offer anti-theft properties or shatter resistance. If security is a priority, specialized films are available.

The film can help hold shattered glass together, reducing the risk of injuries from flying glass fragments.

High-quality films maintain their appearance for many years, while cheaper options may fade, change color, or bubble due to UV exposure.

The warranty does not cover mechanical damage (e.g. from animals or objects) or improperly installed wind deflectors. It does, however, cover bubble formation (peanuting), edge peeling, and discoloration.

After installation, you might notice an irregular white dot matrix in areas where the film does not adhere perfectly – an effect that evens out as the film dries.

Use a soft microfiber cloth and a gentle cleaning solution. Avoid ammonia-based cleaners and wait at least 2-3 days after installation.

A slight haze or streaks are normal immediately after installation due to moisture trapped under the film – they usually clear up within 2-3 days.

A small amount of dust is normal, but large concentrations may require film replacement. Proper surface preparation helps reduce the risk of contamination.

In Ireland’s damp and variable climate, with proper maintenance, a high-quality vinyl wrap lasts from 5 to 10 years. UV-resistant films and regular cleaning help maintain the finish, especially in coastal areas.

Wrapping is a great option for temporary color changes and protecting your paint, but it does not replace permanent painting if you need an exact factory color match.

No – wrap manufacturers use their own shades, which may not match the original paint colors.

Vinyl does not adhere well to rough surfaces – these parts should be pre-treated with a primer to improve adhesion.

Typically, a wrap remains in good condition for 5 to 10 years, depending on the material and maintenance.

Yes, to extend the life of the wrap, hand washing is recommended (avoiding automatic car washes with harsh brushes) and using dedicated cleaning products, especially for matte or textured finishes.

PPF is a transparent, self-healing protective film that safeguards your car’s paint from stone chips, scratches, debris, and UV exposure.

High-quality PPF lasts between 5 to 10 years, depending on usage conditions and maintenance.

Yes, PPF can be applied to the entire vehicle or only to high-risk areas such as bumpers, hood, mirrors, and door edges.

PPF is completely transparent and is also available in a matte finish, allowing you to maintain your vehicle’s original look.

Most PPFs feature self-healing technology, which causes minor scratches to disappear when exposed to heat.

Yes, PPF is completely removable, but it is recommended to have it removed by a professional to avoid damaging the original paint.

You should hand wash your vehicle using pH-neutral shampoo and avoid abrasive sponges or brushes. Optionally, specialized sealants can be applied.

Yes, applying ceramic coating over PPF adds hydrophobic properties, making cleaning easier while enhancing gloss and protection.

Modern, high-quality PPF films are UV resistant, which prevents yellowing.

If you want to protect your car’s paint and keep it in pristine condition, PPF is one of the best investments you can make.

Vehicle graphics turn your car, van, or fleet into a moving advertisement – providing high visibility, cost-effective marketing, a professional image, and paint protection.

A professionally installed wrap typically lasts 5–7 years, depending on the material, weather conditions, and proper maintenance.

Yes, vinyl wraps are fully removable without damaging the original paint, making them a great short- or long-term branding solution.

No – as long as the paint is in good condition before installation, a wrap will protect it rather than harm it.

Hand wash only, use mild cleaning products, and avoid automatic car washes with harsh brushes.

Yes, we offer custom color matching and high-resolution printing to ensure your graphics perfectly reflect your brand.

Simple lettering or decals: a few hours. Partial wraps: 1–2 days. Full wraps: 2–5 days depending on vehicle size and complexity.

Yes, many companies choose to wrap leased or rental vehicles because the wrap is removable and protects the paint underneath.

Privacy films and tints are thin adhesive layers used to increase privacy, reduce glare, and improve energy efficiency in your home.

They enhance privacy, block up to 99% of harmful UV rays, improve energy efficiency, reduce glare, and add a layer of security to your windows.

Yes, privacy films are legal for residential use. However, if you live in a listed or protected property, you should check local regulations first.

Yes – they can be applied to standard double-glazed windows, patio doors, shopfronts, bathroom windows, skylights, and glass partitions.

One-way films are reflective during the day (reversed at night with indoor lighting), while frosted films provide constant privacy both day and night.

No – privacy films are available in various shades, allowing natural light to pass through while still offering privacy and UV protection.

Yes, films can be removed without damaging the glass and replaced if your needs or style change.

Use a soft microfiber cloth and mild soapy water. Avoid harsh chemicals and do not clean the windows for at least 7 days after installation.

High-quality privacy films can last between 5 to 15 years depending on sun exposure and maintenance.

Yes – certain films act as thermal insulation, keeping your home cooler in summer and reducing heat loss in winter.

Yes – privacy films are also popular in offices, conference rooms, retail spaces, and on interior glass partitions.