Tinted glass

Tinted windows protect you and your car from being damaged by the sun. The film, which is used for tinting windows is polyester with strengthening an anti-scratch, on the one hand, and mounting adhesive on the opposite side. The concept of dimming automotive glass tinting film special was first introduced in 1960. Since then, glass tinting has become a huge market with a wide range of available colors and shades. There are two main types of tinted films: a film with a metal layer, providing a reflective effect, and usually do not retro-reflective film. Produced bronze tinted glass, gray, gold, amber hues, and many other colors. The advantages of tinted glasses are huge. Toning detains 65% of sunlight and warmth, and protects for 99.9% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Tinted car not only preserve the interior and upholstery of the vehicle but also protect your eyes and skin from glare and damage. The film also makes your car glass safer, because it creates a cementing effect when the glass breaks, such as accidents, thus protecting you from splinters. Choosing color and the degree of tinting windows, first of all you need to know officially sanctioned standards tinted windows in your country. Better to do it in advance, so you do not have to scrape the glass in front of safety standards. Permissible degree of dimming varies from country to country, and in the U.S. each state has separate laws governing the degree of tinting car windows. In many countries, toning of glasses in general is prohibited in the interest of public safety. Most of the companies engaged in professionally tinted car windows, are familiar with the law, and can provide you with a certificate of compliance if you have any problems with the traffic police. Fines for excessively tinted windows vary from 50 to 500 dollars depending on the country. In some countries allowed toning all glasses in the car, subject to the availability of rear view mirrors, while in other countries you can legally only to obscure the rear window, and tinting windscreen and front windows is prohibited. Permissible degree of darkening is also regulated by law. It is determined by the index, which is called the visible light transmission, and is expressed as a percentage (VLT%). Visible light transmission - the fraction of visible light that passes through the tinted glass. In some countries where prohibited by tinting windows, you can get a permit as an exception, if you have something on the medical evidence. Once you learn the legal rules of tinted, you can choose the color you like of the permitted. For vans, boats and vehicles with sensitive navigational equipment, preferably using non-metallic films, since the metal layer can cause interference. Most people agree that the car is better to give shading to the discretion of staff. Professionally applied film not only looks better, but longer retains a neat appearance. Before mounting the film in professional workshops, first check to see whether the selected shade banned, which gives you an additional guarantee of the problems with traffic police. Although tinted glasses can make yourself, the professionals do the job much better. They have the necessary tools and expertise. If you decide to tint the glass yourself, then you must do the following. First, the glass must be properly cleaned and prepared. After that, take the tape and cut a piece the size of the window. Stick the tape to the window and smooth, so that the film tightly against the glass. Eventually you should get the glass with your selected degree of shade and hue without the bubbles. Tinted glass can be cleaned in just 30 days to ensure the proper degree of bonding.