Window Tinting in Lincolnshire

[Terry B]

Hi, can anyone recommend a decent window tint company around the Lincoln area please

 

[Steved55]

I used tinted glass Newark - chap called Dovis - Di the rear window on my t6 - did a great job

 

[Terry B]

I used tinted glass Newark - chap called Dovis - Di the rear window on my t6 - did a great job

I used tinted glass Newark - chap called Dovis - Di the rear window on my t6 - did a great job

Thanks for that Steve, just found them on Facebook so will give him a call tomorrow, looking at rear tailgate and rear side windows on a T6 kombi, hoping limo tint might be dark enough to not need curtains in rear maybe.

 

[moomin-j]

Hi, can anyone recommend a decent window tint company around the Lincoln area please

@harveyj09 is from Doncaster & is a fellow Forum member

 

[Terry B]

@harveyj09 is from Doncaster & is a fellow Forum member

I’ll drop him a message

 

[Steved55]

Limo tint stops people seeing in in daylight but once you put internal lights on you will need blinds or curtains

 

[Terry B]

That’s a good point Steve

 

[harveyj09]

I’ll drop him a message

Hi Terry, just replied to your message. I’ve done 100’s of Transporters.

 

[Terry B]

Thanks for those

 

[Hunter]

Anyone tried camper glass..?
I’m still in two minds , I like the idea of stained glass instead of a film that over time time will scratch and peel..
Guess it depends on how long I’m going to keep the van ..

 

[harveyj09]

Anyone tried camper glass..?
I’m still in two minds , I like the idea of stained glass instead of a film that over time time will scratch and peel..
Guess it depends on how long I’m going to keep the van ..

From what I’ve seen camper glass is a good product. It is just dyed glass though, window film gives you the benefit of heat and UV rejection, also if you get a broken window the film holds the glass together, makes it a bit easier to clean up.

 

[Hunter]

From what I’ve seen camper glass is a good product. It is just dyed glass though, window film gives you the benefit of heat and UV rejection, also if you get a broken window the film holds the glass together, makes it a bit easier to clean up.

mmmm good points … think that may sway my decision.. thanks