Shady Tinting & Chip Repairs

14/08/2020

15/07/2020

The world is going thru a s**t stage ATM so everyone needs to get on board with this help make it awesome everyone

22/12/2019

A lot of work went into the detailing & paint correction on this BA GHIA here’s some before & after pics

22/12/2019

Has been a big year here’s a very small amount of what we did for the year, can’t believe I didn’t update the page for over 12 months (too busy to take photos)

15/11/2018

Been a busy few months with the weather warming up, here’s a little bit of what’s been going on

17/06/2018

Some before & after pics of a detail on 2014 SR5 hilux

01/06/2018

The darker the better right?

Let's put an old myth to bed and shed some 'light' on why.

Total Solar Energy Rejected is the common term used to promote the heat rejection performance of a window film. The higher the number, the better overall solar heat is rejected from entering through a window.

Q. So, Does a darker shade mean better heat block? Answer... No.

The solar performance of a particular window film has a great deal to do with the technology involved in the manufacturing process of the film itself. A dye based film will absorb high amounts of energy and often very little rejection of important parts of the solar energy spectrum such as NIR (Near Infrared energy)

Using Nano technology, manufacturers have the capacity to control the size of the particles that go into the production of window film at the molecular level. And with this, control the parts of the sun's energy to allow to enter the film such as visible light, and reject other parts such as Infrared light and UV that can cause us discomfort and long term damage.

The great thing about the amazing ability of window film is the ability to offer protection from damaging energy that comes from the sun, whilst not needing to install dark films that can become a hazard for night driving.

So be sure to ask for a legal shade from a reputable company that can offer the latest in window film technologies.

11/03/2018

Full detail on this VZ SS ute, paint was all but gone but come up pretty good considering

11/03/2018

Has been plenty going on

06/10/2017

Just a little bit of what’s been going on, summer is as good as here already so get in now & get ur car tinted or get ur old bubbled/faded tint replaced