While many individuals think that all window tints are the same, there's actually quite a big difference between regular tint and Smash-and-Grab film, besides keeping your car cool.
While many individuals think that all window tints are the same, there’s actually quite a big difference between regular tint and Smash-and-Grab film, besides keeping your car cool.
Furthermore, thickness isn’t what people would usually notice right away, as there is more going on behind the scenes.At 100 microns thick, this film is built to be tough and withstand force. As a bonus, it’s laminated, meaning that it doesn’t just block sunlight; it also protects motorists’ vehicles from a smash-and-grab attack.Regular window tint is thinner, between 25 and 50 microns, which is what most people use to lessen heat and glare. It accommodates comfort, but not so much for safety.
At Glasfit, they can check the thickness and look for lamination-two signs that indicate whether a vehicle has the right kind of protection on its windows.According to South African law, the Smash-and-Grab film on a person’s vehicle must allow 35% of visible light through.
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