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Window
Tinting Photo Gallery
Take a look at a small selection of the
many cars Mirage of Kent have tinted
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F.A.Q....
There are a number of questions we get asked on a regular basis about having your vehicle tinted, click here for more information.
Window
Tinting Levels Of Shade...
The level of shade offered
by window tint is classified by a VLT rating
(visible light transmission)... Below are
the most common, high quality window tinting
films used by Mirage of Kent.
70% VLT 
38% VLT.
18% VLT
5% VLT
Specilist
Films Mirage of Kent can
also install a wide range of window tinting
films including fader tints, mirrored
tints and various coloured tints. Contact
us for more details.
Tint Selector
Use our tint selector
to see how window tinting levels look
on a vehicle.
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 Vehicle
Window Tinting
Quality
Window Films
Mirage of Kent use only top
quality window films imported from
SunTek Window Films of the USA. These films
are guaranteed not to fade,
crack or bubble and at the same time, not interfere with mobile phone, radio, or navigation system signals
Professional
Installation
Correct installation of window
tinting film is essential for a long lasting
finish. At mirage, the latest heat shrinking
methods are used to ensure a quality fit. All
installations are carried out at our workshop
under controlled conditions. Click
here to see our workshop.
UV
Blocking
Window tinting films will,
as well as blocking out heat, obstruct an extremely
high percentage of harmful ultra violet rays
(up to 99%) whilst still allowing visible light
through the windows. This effect increases the
comfort levels for you and your passengers whilst
prolonging the life of your interior.
Increased
security
Darker window tints can help
to deter thieves from attacking your vehicle
by concealing valuable items such as GPS sytems
and multimedia devices. Window tinting can
make breaking through a window harder, putting
off opportunist thieves. Click
Here to see an example.
Safety
In the event of an accident, tight bonding of the window tinting film to
the surface of the glass reduces the potential
of flying shattered glass.
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