Yes, when it's fitted correctly. UK law requires your windscreen to let through at least 75% of light, and the front side windows (either side of the driver) at least 70%.

There's no legal minimum for the rear windscreen or rear side windows, which is why most of our customers go darker at the back. We'll always talk you through what's road-legal for your front windows before you choose a shade.

Cheap, dye-based tints can turn purple as the dye breaks down in UV light, that's usually a sign of a low-quality film.

The film we use is colour-stable, so it keeps its original shade for the life of the tint rather than fading or discolouring over time.

Yes. If your windows already have tint that's bubbling, peeling or gone purple, we can strip it back before fitting your new film. Let us know when you book so we can account for the extra time.

You can wash the outside of the car straight away, but give the film a few days to fully cure before rolling the windows down or cleaning the inside of the glass, we'll tell you exactly how long when you collect your car.

Most vehicles are done within a few hours, same day, the exact time depends on the number of windows and the shape of your car.

We'll give you a time estimate when you book your slot.