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Tint Testa

The vehicle tint industry and road safety experts agree that tint darker than 35% Visible Light Transmission (VLT) is undesirable. New South Wales (Australia) Authorised Inspection Stations, which carry out registration inspections, will check the VLT level of tint on vehicle windows.

Members of the International Window Film Association (Australasia) will replace non-compliant film with a lighter tint at a nominal cost. Application of tint that is less than 35% VLT is against the law in some states and ethical installers will not fit it.

If a tint darker than 35% VLT is replaced on a vehicle, the new tint must allow a minimum of 35% VLT.

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In Australia this product is only avaliable from Repco
 





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