Window Tinting
23 October 2002, 01:37 PM
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Can any one recommend a good window tinting service in the Bath / Bristol area. I tried Pentagon for a quote who want £395+vat for a normal tint or £625+vat for their supaglass tint (anti smash & grab). Has anyone tried this company who could recommend them.
23 October 2002, 01:52 PM
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**** that, thats a con m8. My local places are all sub 200 for normal tint with a life time guarantee. Im off junction 8 of the m25 btw so may be worth u driving if ur gonna get ****ed over that bad. can recommend a very good place in Croydon
23 October 2002, 10:26 PM
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Another thing. I've thought about getting security film and I'm wondering if it's really necessary to do ALL the windows. My main reason for considering the film is to guard against car-jacking attempts, especially if my missus was to drive the car. Wouldn't this purpose be served by getting just the front windows done, which should be much cheaper. I'm not really worried about theft from the car.
23 October 2002, 11:08 PM
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Thanks for all the replys, must admit I nearly fell off the back of the chair at the thought of £625 
Still with the threat of car jackings these days can't be too carefull.
Any more ??
Still with the threat of car jackings these days can't be too carefull.Any more ??
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23 October 2002, 11:28 PM
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I'm not convinced security glass would do any good on a Subaru due to the frameless windows. The film is designed that when the glass shatters you can't push it inwards but it can be pushed out from the inside for safety reasons.
On a Scoob once broken the glass could simply be pulled out from the top since there's nothing holding it in place
On a Scoob once broken the glass could simply be pulled out from the top since there's nothing holding it in place
26 October 2002, 06:06 PM
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any good tinters will do security glass. Ill happily say anyone who goes to pentagon is a ****ing idiot or has too much money, in which case next time go to autoshades or str to get the same quality work and give me the 200 quid u save lol lol
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