Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
FAQ About Window Tint
Yes, at TMK all window tint films meet JPJ regulations and comply with the required Visible Light Transmission (VLT) levels permitted by law.
The durability of tint at TMK depends on the selected film type. We offer warranties ranging from 2 to 10 years, with some packages including a lifetime color warranty.
Installation typically takes between 2 to 3 hours, depending on the vehicle type and the chosen tint package.
TMK offers 8 different tint packages, ranging from Carbon Series to Supreme Ceramic by Avery Dennison. Each package varies in terms of heat rejection, UV protection, and warranty duration.
There is several tint are effected with smart tag and GPS such as Sputter Film and Multilayer Film
To extend the life of your tinted windows, avoid ammonia-based cleaners, use a soft microfiber cloth, and refrain from using sharp objects that could scratch the film.
Installing a new tint over an old tint is not advisable, as it can cause peeling, bubbling, and uneven adhesion. The old tint should be removed before applying a new film.
TMK provides a quality guarantee. If you encounter issues such as bubbling, peeling, or defects within the warranty period, we will replace the tint free of charge.
DIY tint installation is not recommended. Improper installation can lead to bubbles, wrinkles, and poor adhesion. It’s best to have it installed by TMK’s professional technicians.
Yes, TMK also offers professional tinting services for residential homes, offices, and commercial buildings to reduce heat buildup and enhance privacy.
FAQ About Car Coating
Coating is a protective layer applied to your car’s paint to shield it from minor scratches, dirt, and harsh weather conditions.
Compared to wax or sealant, coating are lasts longer, offers better gloss, and provides superior protection against water, UV rays, and contaminants.
With proper care, coating can last between 1 to 5 years or even longer, depending on the type of coating used.
TMK are using KISHO glass coating from Japan and Nasiol ceramic coating from Turkey
Coating does not make a car 100% scratch-proof, but it helps reduce minor scratches and makes cleaning easier.
Yes, coating acts as a barrier against UV rays, which can cause paint fading over time.
The coating process typically takes 6 to 12 hours, depending on the condition of the paint and the type of coating applied.
Coating adds a thin protective layer but does not significantly increase the thickness of the paint.
Yes, coating can be removed using a compound polish, but it cannot be washed off with water alone.
Yes, after a few years, a maintenance coating or reapplication may be necessary to sustain the protective properties.
FAQ About PPF
PPF (Paint Protection Film) is a transparent protective layer applied to a vehicle's surface to safeguard the original paint from scratches, stone chips, dirt, and chemical exposure.
PPF provides physical protection against scratches and road debris, whereas ceramic coating primarily offers chemical protection against water, dirt, and UV rays.
The lifespan of PPF depends on its quality and maintenance but typically lasts between 2 to 10 years.
High-quality PPF, such as those offered by TMK, is designed to resist yellowing due to its UV-resistant properties.
Yes, PPF can be removed safely without causing damage to the vehicle’s original paint.
Yes, TMK offers a warranty on PPF installations, with coverage depending on the type of film selected.
Yes, you can opt for full-body PPF for complete protection or apply it to high-impact areas such as the bumper, hood, and side mirrors.
Yes, premium PPF features self-healing technology, where minor scratches disappear when exposed to heat or sunlight.
Installation time varies based on coverage. A full-body PPF installation typically takes 1 to 3 days.
Yes, PPF is designed to protect a vehicle’s paint from rock chips and other road debris that could cause damage.
PPF does not conceal deep scratches, so it’s recommended to polish or correct the paint before installation.
Minor scratches on PPF can self-heal with heat, but deep cuts or tears require replacement.
After installation, avoid washing your car for the first 7 days, stay away from high-pressure water on the film’s edges, and do not use abrasive polishes.
Signs of low-quality PPF include yellowing over time, lack of self-healing properties, reduced flexibility, and susceptibility to tearing.
TMK provides high-quality PPF solutions using top-tier brands such as proshield and avery dennison, installed by skilled professionals, backed by up to a 10-year warranty, ensuring a flawless and bubble-free application.
