Economical Tint vs Premium Tint
Cheap vs Premium Window Films
There are a wide variety of window films in the market ranging from RM3XX to RM3XXX. So… why is there such a huge price difference in the market? Let’s break it down!
Imagine you are craving wagyu beef, would you purchase RM1X or RM1XX wagyu beef? If you are a food enthusiast, you’d definitely go for the RM1XX because you know the real value of wagyu beef right? It is the same for window films! You are paying for the quality.
- Low-price window film’s quality will deteriorate in about 1 year, and the film will develop stains that would affect the driver’s vision.
- Low-quality films are likely to use synthetic chemicals which would be secreted when there is heat and it can lead to certain health issues.
- Low-quality films could stain the car and makes it hard to be removed for replacement.
- Low price high quality is too good to be true. The heat rejection and UV protection levels are likely to be lower than the industrial standards.
Although many businesses might claim to be the best in the market while charging an affordable price. The truth is, quality and performance in films, never come cheap. You pay for what you get and sometimes even that is not so, as cheap as conventional films have often been sold at premium prices.
Here’s another significant factor to consider, the cost of installing cheap films and premium films. Have you ever thought of how many times you need to re-install the window films if you chose an economical brand?
Low-grade films are usually dyed-window films and the colour would fade off after a year or so. Whereas most USA window films are made of ceramic particles which can effectively perform heat rejection.
You may ask why are USA window films so expensive.
Answer: The cost of making such window films is high because it is built to last.
Why go through the hassle when a one-time payment could offer long-lasting quality? With more than 5 years of warranty, you don’t even need to pay a single cent to replace the window tint in the event of peeling, cracking, bubbling, and fading.
To find out about which USA films we carry, click here.
