Permagard India

  If you are thinking why not bring a new car with newly tinted windows in India, there is hardly anyone to say anything. But did you know that India bans tinted window cars? Yes, you heard that right! While  window tinting  involves applying a thin laminate film to the glass of the vehicle, the reasons why people choose to tint can vary. These purposes may include security or privacy,  exterior protection  from the UV rays, or cutting down on sun’s glare. Of course, there are purely aesthetic reasons to apply window tint. But, it is important to first find out if your state or country does allow it. In this blog, we will discuss why window tinting was banned in India besides several other things associated with it. The Ban: When and why? In the year 2012, India’s Supreme Court put a ban on the usage of tints and  sun films on car windows . This ban was out of concern for passengers’ safety following too many criminal accidents that took place in the moving...

You and your car will probably ride for many miles together. Thus, you need something that is undeniably comfortable for yourself. How about tinted windows? After all, if you regularly tune-up your engine, then your windows shouldn’t stay behind. We feel a window tint or film is an appropriate enhancement that provides long-term functional benefits. What if we told you that the films have several safety features? Yes, you heard that right. Beyond making it tougher for thieves to have a peek, the tints make a world of difference. Keep reading to know more about them. What Are Automotive Window Films? Automotive window films are super thin laminate films that you can install on the exterior or interior of window glass surfaces. These films have reflective coatings that filter the sunlight. Hence, you are saved from getting roasted like a chicken on sunny days. Besides, in the event of a road collision, tints help in holding the glass together. The main component that makes up the window...