Why Tint Your Windows?

Window tinting isn’t just about looks. On the Gold Coast, where summer temperatures regularly push past 35°C, quality tint film can reduce cabin temperatures significantly — meaning less reliance on air conditioning, better fuel economy, and a more comfortable drive. It also blocks up to 99% of UV radiation, protecting your skin and preventing interior fading.

Window Tinting Packages

Package	Film Type	Heat Rejection	UV Block	Sedan / Hatch	SUV / 4WD
Standard	Quality dyed film	Moderate	Up to 99%	From $395	From $450
Premium Ceramic	Ceramic IR film	High	Up to 99%	From $595	From $650
Ultimate Ceramic	Top-grade nano-ceramic IR	Up to 99% IR	99%	From $995	From $1,050

Add-ons available: sunroof tint from $95. Use our calculator for a personalised quote.

Film Options

Standard Dyed Film

A cost-effective option that provides good privacy and UV protection. Dyed film absorbs heat rather than reflecting it. Suitable for vehicles primarily used in urban environments or for customers who prioritise appearance and privacy.

Premium Ceramic Film

Ceramic films use nano-ceramic particles to reject infrared heat without compromising signal clarity — no interference with GPS, mobile phones, or dash cams. Significantly cooler cabin temperatures and exceptional clarity. Our most popular choice.

Ultimate Ceramic IR Film

Our top-tier film is engineered with optical-grade substrates and advanced inorganic nano-ceramic materials — the same technology used in the most demanding automotive applications worldwide. It delivers up to 98% infrared heat rejection and 99% UV block across every shade in the range, from dark privacy tints through to near-clear, with no performance trade-off between shades. The tone is a true neutral black with zero colour distortion — no browning, no green tint, and no shift over time. Ultra-low haze (under 1.2%) ensures exceptional optical clarity day and night. Because it uses inorganic ceramic construction with no metallic layers, it’s completely signal-safe — zero interference with GPS, mobile phones, radar detectors, or dash cameras. Available in six VLT levels to suit every window and Queensland legal requirement. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty against fading, delamination, bubbling, and cracking. The best possible performance for Queensland’s extreme UV and heat conditions.

Queensland Tinting Laws

In Queensland, all tinting must comply with Australian Standard AS/NZS 2080. Front side windows require at least 35% VLT, rear side and rear windows at least 20% VLT. We test and account for factory privacy glass before installation to ensure compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does window tinting take?

Most standard vehicles take 2 hours. Larger vehicles may take up to 3 hours. Drop your car off in the morning and collect it the same day.

How long before I can wind my windows down?

Wait 24 hours before operating your windows to allow the adhesive to cure. Slight haze or bubbles during this period is normal and will disappear as the film cures.

Does tinting affect night visibility?

Our ceramic films are designed for maximum optical clarity. At legal tint levels, night visibility impact is minimal and within Queensland road safety standards.

Can you tint my front windscreen?

You can not legally tint your front windscreen in Queensland.

Pair It With Ceramic Paint Protection

Many customers combine window tinting with ceramic paint protection — it’s the complete exterior package. Keep your cabin cool and your paint looking new for years. Call 0402 226 326 and ask about combining both services when you book.

Located in Southport, Gold Coast. Call us on 0402 226 326. Servicing all Gold Coast suburbs including Southport, Surfers Paradise, Robina, Helensvale, Coomera, Upper Coomera, Burleigh Heads, Broadbeach, Mermaid Waters, Palm Beach, Nerang, Varsity Lakes, Ashmore, Benowa, Labrador, Parkwood, Molendinar, Biggera Waters, Arundel, Carrara, Mudgeeraba, Miami, Mermaid Beach, Burleigh Waters, Currumbin, Tugun, Pimpama, Hope Island, Paradise Point, Runaway Bay, Pacific Pines, Oxenford, Clear Island Waters, Broadbeach Waters, Currumbin Waters, Elanora, Reedy Creek, Tallai, Worongary, Gilston, Maudsland, Coombabah, Hollywell, Chevron Island, Bundall, Bilinga, Coolangatta, Tallebudgera, Tallebudgera Valley, Bonogin, Gaven, Ormeau, Ormeau Hills, Jacobs Well, Kingsholme, Willow Vale, Wongawallan & Guanaba