FAQ
The tinted film of the High-Performance Solar range has a UV rejection of 99% and a heat rejection of around 30% to 50%. We have several tints in permanent stock to tint the windows of your car, the 5%, 15%, 35% and 70% an approved film (standards 2016-448) for the front windows.
The film of the Nano ceramic Solar range rejects like the high performance range rejects UVs at 99%, in addition to that it has a higher heat rejection ranging from 60% to 90% approximately
. The specificity of the Nano Ceramic film is that it will also reject IR (Infrared Rays) at 85% regardless of the shade. IR is the main cause of a feeling of heat on your skin.
We have several tints in permanent stock to tint the windows of your vehicle, 5%, 15%, 35% and an approved film (standards 2016-448) 70% for the front windows.
To make an appointment you can call us directly at 07 86 18 35 51, send us an email at darktintmarseille@gmail.com, fill out the form on the website or come and see us directly!
The installation time of the tinted film will depend on the model of the vehicle and can take up to half a day. We will tell you the exact duration when you make an appointment at our workshop in Aubagne.
In order for the installation to dry properly, it is advisable not to lower the windows for 24 to 48 hours.
Our solar films can be applied to any vehicle but cannot be applied to plastic glazing.
Once the films are applied, window maintenance does not change. In fact, a microfibre cloth and a window cleaner are enough.
No, in no way, the film is designed so that you can continue to freely use your window defrosting system.
The film is applied to the internal faces of the windows using special techniques.
We actually offer headlight and reflector tints!
In fact, we can tint the rear window of Tesla Model 3 in one go!
VLT is the abbreviation for Visible Light Transmission. Visible Light Transmission is the percentage of light that a film and/or glazing allows to pass through.
Each range of window films is made up of several films with different TLVs: 05, 15, 35, etc. The lower the number, the less light the film lets through, the darker it is. Conversely, the higher the TLV (80, 86, 90, etc.), the lighter the film.
Like all adhesives, tinted windows have a drying period (between three and thirty days) which is necessary to obtain the required adhesion on the glass. It is recommended to avoid opening the windows for the first 2 days and not to wash them for the first month. During this process, some normal changes may be observed.