Giantz Window Tint Film Black Roll 35% VLT Home House 100cm X 30m Tinting Tools

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 35% VLT window tint legal in Australia?

Yes, 35% VLT is legal for rear and side windows in most Australian states. However, regulations vary slightly between states and territories. In NSW, Victoria, and Queensland, rear windows can have any darkness level, while front side windows must allow at least 35% light transmission. We recommend checking your state's specific road rules before applying, as some states have different requirements for front windscreens. This Giantz tint at 35% VLT works perfectly for rear windows Australia-wide and complies with most state requirements for side windows.

How much window area can I cover with the 100cm x 30m roll?

The 100cm (1 metre) width and 30 metre length gives you a total coverage area of 30 square metres. That's plenty for a full car tint job (which typically uses 10-15 square metres) plus additional coverage for home windows. For context, an average car sedan needs roughly 8-10 square metres, so you'll have leftover film for touch-ups or smaller home windows like bathrooms or laundry rooms.

Will this window tint help keep my car cool during Australian summers?

Absolutely. This Giantz window tint rejects 60% of solar energy and filters out 99% of UV light, which significantly reduces heat buildup inside your vehicle. In Australia's hot summers, window tint can lower interior temperatures by up to 15 degrees Celsius, reducing your reliance on air conditioning and saving fuel. The 35% VLT level strikes a good balance between privacy, heat rejection, and visibility for safe driving.

Is this window tint difficult to install myself?

The product includes tinting tools and is designed with 5 easy steps to apply. Most DIY enthusiasts can install window tint with basic tools and some patience. However, if you're new to tinting, we'd recommend watching tutorial videos first or considering professional installation. The 30-metre roll gives you plenty of practice material. Yarra Supply offers a 30-day returns policy, so if you're not satisfied with the result, you've got time to sort it out.

Does this tint protect against UV damage to my car interior?

Yes, that's one of the key benefits. This film blocks 99% of UV light, which is the primary cause of fading in car upholstery, dashboards, and soft furnishings. Over time, UV exposure can crack leather, fade fabric, and deteriorate interior plastics. By installing this Giantz tint, you're protecting your car's interior from sun damage, which helps maintain resale value and keeps your car looking newer for longer.

How will Yarra Supply deliver this to me in Australia?

Yarra Supply delivers across Australia to your doorstep. The 30-metre roll is compact and lightweight, so delivery is straightforward. Standard Australian shipping applies, and your order will arrive securely packaged. If you have any concerns about your delivery or the product when it arrives, Yarra Supply's 30-day returns policy covers you—just reach out to their customer service team.

What's the difference between 35% VLT and darker tints like 20% or 5%?

VLT (Visible Light Transmission) refers to how much light passes through the film. 35% VLT means 35% of light comes through, while 5% (limo tint) lets only 5% through. Lower VLT = darker appearance and more privacy, but reduced visibility at night. 35% VLT offers a good balance: it's dark enough for privacy and heat rejection, but light enough for safe night-time driving and rear-view visibility. It's the most versatile option for Australian roads and is legal nationwide on rear windows.