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Does window tinting provide privacy at night?

Due to their being greater light on the inside at night, tinting provides less privacy than it does during the day.

What is the legal maximum window tint in Australia?

Each state has different legal requirements for front and rear side windows and rear windows, so be sure to check the maximum for where you live.

Can you tint a skylight?

It is possible. Simply find a reputable window tinter who will do the job for you.

Are tinted windows easy to clean?

Absolutely. Simply wipe over them with a microfibre cloth and soapy water. Avoid ammonia as this can damage the tinting.