Tint Haus are an authorised XPEL installer and offer the full range of exclusive and industry leading XPEL Window Films to our valued clients.
XPEL is a premium US provider and has the reputation of manufacturing the very best films available on the market.
Tint Haus offer 3 premium Window Tint solutions from XPEL to suit the needs of every client from the entry level CS Carbon Tint to the XPEL premium Nano-Ceramic film ranges.
The “Rolls Royce” of window film options, the XPEL XR plus range has been constructed using the very best and latest technology on the market in terms of IR Heat Rejection coupled with its unparalleled aesthetics and superior optical clarity.
The XR Plus film is a must have for those looking for a tint that provides the ultimate in performance while maximising passenger comfort and heat reduction.
Tint Haus Premium Ceramic Window Tint
Tint Haus are an authorised XPEL installer and offer the full range of exclusive and industry leading XPEL Window Films to our valued clients.
XPEL is a premium US provider and has the reputation of manufacturing the very best films available on the market.
Tint Haus offer 3 premium Window Tint solutions from XPEL to suit the needs of every client from the entry level CS Carbon Tint to the XPEL premium Nano-Ceramic film ranges.
The “Rolls Royce” of window film options, the XPEL XR plus range has been constructed using the very best and latest technology on the market in terms of IR Heat Rejection coupled with its unparalleled aesthetics and superior optical clarity.
The XR Plus film is a must have for those looking for a tint that provides the ultimate in performance while maximising passenger comfort and heat reduction.
Ceramic window tinting and carbon window tinting both involve carefully adding a film to the outside of a car’s windows. This is often available in both clear and a privacy tint. When done correctly, adding window tint to your car can enhance and personalise your vehicle while also reducing the cars internal temperature.
Yes, it is but there are some rules. Since 1 August 1994, NSW law has required that newly tinted side and rear windows maintain a VLT (Visible Light Transmission) of at least 35%. However, tinted film is not allowed on the windscreen apart from a tinted or opaque band on the top of the windscreen.
Current NSW law requires newly tinted side and rear windows to maintain a VLT (Visible Light Transmission) of at least 35%. There are some exceptions for existing car window tints that were applied when the car was manufactured.
In short, yes ceramic window tint is better. First, Ceramic Window tinting is more durable than carbon tinting. It is more resistant to scratches and the colour will never fade. Second, It is also much more effective at rejecting energy from the sun – which means it is a fantastic option for Australian summer.
This depends on the quality of window tint and how many windows you choose to get tinted. At Tint Haus, options range from $170 for two windows to a complete solution. View our window tinting packages for more information.
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