Tint Your Windows for Privacy, Style, and Everyday Comfort
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In Liverpool and across the UK, window tinting isn’t just about blocking heat. For most drivers, it’s about privacy, security, and improving the look of the vehicle.
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Whether you’re parked outside your home, leaving your car in a public car park, or driving through the city, untinted windows make it easy for anyone to see straight into your vehicle. That means bags, coats, tools, baby seats, or anything left inside is visible at a glance, and that can attract the wrong kind of attention.
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A professional window tint instantly gives you more privacy, makes your car feel less exposed, and adds a cleaner, more premium finish to the overall look.​ Tint can also help reduce glare from low sun, which is very common in the UK, and it can improve comfort on warmer days too.
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Window Tint Helps With Privacy, Glare, and Cabin Comfort
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The UK isn’t known for year-round sunshine, but window tint still makes a huge difference, especially when it comes to privacy and glare reduction.
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Privacy is one of the biggest reasons people choose to tint their windows. When your glass is clear, anyone can look into your car when you’re parked or stopped in traffic. With tint, your vehicle feels more private, and your belongings are less visible
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Another major benefit is glare reduction. The UK gets a lot of bright, low sun, especially in the mornings and late afternoons. Window tint helps reduce glare and can make driving more comfortable and less distracting.​​​
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Our Window Tint Process
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Are you tired of getting your windows tinted only to see bubbles form, edges peel, and the film fade or discolour within a short time? We only offer premium window tinting services where the installation is done properly and the finish is as close to factory as possible. Here’s a glimpse of how we do it.
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1. If needed, we’ll remove the existing tint and thoroughly clean the glass to remove adhesive and any contamination. This stage is vital for a clean install.
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2. We cut, shrink, and install the tint on your windows. This is where most of the time is spent, making sure the film fits perfectly and sits smoothly on the glass.
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3. We inspect the final result. We check the edges, ensure no dust or debris has been trapped behind the film, and post-heat the tint so it bonds properly.
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The films we use are premium quality, designed to last, and require very little maintenance. This isn’t a quick tint kit job. It’s a professional installation using high-grade materials.
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You’ll get the best final product we can deliver. Depending on your vehicle, installation can take most of the day. If you combine tinting with additional detailing services, it will take longer, and we’ll always discuss this with you beforehand.
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Window Tinting Pricing
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3 Windows (rear sides + rear window)
5 Windows (all sides + rear window)
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For a general guide, our prices are as follows:
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Rear Window Only - £120
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Small Car
3 Windows - £170
5 Windows - £180
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Medium Car
3 Windows - £180
5 Windows - £200
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Large Car
3 Windows - £200
5 Windows - £220
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People Carrier Windows
(all sides + rear window) - £250
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100% Satisfaction Guarantee
We stand by the quality of our Window Tinting service. If you’re not completely happy, just let us know within 24 hours and we’ll come back to put it right—completely free of charge. Your satisfaction is our priority.
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My Last Tint Bubbled and Turned Purple
In most cases, when tint discolours, it comes down to the quality of the film.
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You can have a clean installation, but if the film is cheap, old, or dye-based, it will eventually break down. That’s when you start seeing the tint fade, turn purple, or lose its original look.
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With the film brands we use, you get premium quality materials designed for long-term durability, so you don’t have to worry about your tint degrading quickly.
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Another common issue is contamination getting trapped behind the film, which shows up as small bubbles, dust specks, or tiny marks in the glass. This can happen due to manufacturing defects, creases created during installation, or the working environment not being clean enough during fitting.
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To reduce and eliminate the risk of contamination, we keep our tinting process controlled and clean. Proper preparation, a clean fitting environment, and a careful install makes a massive difference to the final result.
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This is how we produce cleaner installations and better long-term results.
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Window Tint FAQ
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How long does it take to tint my windows?
A few factors must be considered. Are we removing old tint? How many windows are being tinted? How complex are the windows? Is the windscreen included? Generally, tinting all windows can take most of the day. Tinting just the front two windows usually takes a few hours.
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What’s the difference between a tint kit and what you offer?
Tint kits can be a decent starting point if you want to tint your windows yourself, but it can quickly become difficult and frustrating. The quality of the film is usually lower than premium brands, and it’s hard to achieve a clean finish without the right tools and experience. Professional tinting gives you better film, better fitting, and better long-term results.
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Are the windows tinted on the interior or exterior of the car?
Your car windows are tinted from the inside. You might see film applied to the outside during cutting and shrinking, but the final installation is always done on the interior.
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What are the tint laws in the UK?
UK tint laws vary depending on the windows. The front windscreen must let at least 75% of light through, and the front side windows must let at least 70% through. Rear windows can be tinted darker. If you’re unsure what’s legal for your vehicle, we can advise before installation.
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How long will my window tint last?
Like most things, it depends on the quality of the film, how the vehicle is stored, and how the tint is maintained. With premium film and professional installation, window tint can last for many years without peeling, bubbling, cracking, or fading.
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Can you tint my front windscreen?
Yes, we can. The windscreen is usually the biggest piece of glass on your car and lets in the most glare and sunlight. If you want the benefits without losing visibility, we often use a very light ceramic film, such as 70%, which helps reduce glare and heat while still looking subtle.
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When can I roll down my windows?
At a minimum, we recommend waiting 24 hours after installation before rolling your windows down. This gives the film time to cure and bond properly. In colder months, it’s safer to wait 48 to 72 hours.
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Do you have to remove the old film first?
Yes. Before installing new film, old tint must be removed. Sometimes it comes off easily, and other times it comes off in pieces and leaves adhesive behind. That’s why we take time to prep the glass properly before installing new tint.
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Should I try to install tint myself?
That’s how a lot of people start. You can order a tint kit online and give it a go, and it can be satisfying if you get it right. Just keep in mind that professional results require the right film, the right tools, and a clean environment.
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My glass has small chips in it. Will this affect the tint process?
In most cases, it won’t affect the tint process or the results you get. However, tint can sometimes make existing chips or cracks slightly more noticeable once the glass is darker.