Frequently Asked Questions

These kits are comprised of precision-cut window tinting film for cars or building windows. They are designed for fast and easy peel-and-stick DIY installation and include detailed instructions.

Taking a do-it-yourself approach to window tinting is a convenient, cost-saving endeavour that allows you to complete your home, office, or vehicle upgrade at a lower price and in your own time. 

Absolutely! With the right pre-cut DIY car window tinting kit or window tint film kit for home, you can do window tint yourself. With a little patience and following our instructions to the letter, you can achieve a professional looking result that lasts. See our tips and video guides here.

Remarkably easy! As long as you follow our instructions, use the recommended tools, and be patient with yourself and the process, you'll be amazed by how simple and quick installing our pre-cut tint film can be. Some basic skills are required, so we do recommend that you do a little research and watch some "how to tint windows" video guides online to be sure you understand what's involved before you buy.

This is a tinting film product that is pre-cut slightly over size so that they can be final trimmed on the glass for a perfect fit. It's a wise and convenient alternative to buying rolls of window tint film and having to measure and cut it yourself. Reducing waste and the risk of making mistakes, it's ideal for use on both professional and DIY projects, delivering a seamless, professional-looking finish and optimal outcomes.

Window tint is always applied to the inside of a window. While it will adhere to the outside, it won't last nearly as long nor look as good. Moreover, the UV stabilisers in window tint film are incorporated into the adhesive used to mount the film onto the window, and to work properly, this needs to be facing towards the sun.

Yes! Tinted windows on your house or other property reduce both the amount of light and heat that will enter via windows. This lowers the average indoor temperature, requiring less energy to cool the house in summer. Heat loss in winter will also be reduced.

You'll need to accurately measure and record every window you intend to tint. These details will then be entered into the form on this page. You also need to use the right tools.  Most people who enjoy home improvement and DIY projects will be able to achieve great results! See some tips and advice here and search YouTube for helpful "how to install precut window tint" instruction videos.

Tinting your car windows offers several benefits. Not only does it make your vehicle look more sleek and stylish from the outside, but tinted windows also protect the interior from harmful UV radiation. Tinting maximises comfort within the vehicle, keeping it cooler in the sun, and reduces glare, which is important for safety on the road. It also reduces visibility into the car, enhancing privacy and adding to the security of the vehicle.

There are several different window tint film types available from various manufacturer brands, each offering specific benefits. Considerations when selecting your preferred product include VLT (visual light transmission), which is the percentage of light that can pass through the film; UV, which is the amount of ultraviolet radiation the film will block; and TSER (total solar energy rejection), which describes how much transmissible heat is prevented from passing through the tint.

See our tints and contact us at Tint Store for more information. 

Select your auto tint kit using the form on this page. Select your vehicle make and model (if you don't see yours listed, please get in touch with us). You'll then need to choose your tint; options include 3M ceramic or Rayno Phantom with differing infrared reduction levels. Finally, decide the level of tint shading you desire for your front and rear windows; there are several options between 5% - 70%. Need help? Just ask us!

Your precut car tinting kit will come with instructions, which must be closely followed. With the right tools and a little time and patience, it's not difficult for most people who enjoy a DIY project to install their window tint films. See some installation tips and advice here.