Cheap way to window tint back window on a car

daivid

It makes no difference to my insurance premiums, but for a younger driver/sportier car it may. Also I suppose if mid premium you could be stung for an amendment charge. I've done the back door windows in 2 cars with ok results - always a few small bubbles but nothing you'd see from a few feet away. As I understand it the rear windscreen is a totally different ball game, requiring pre shrinking of the film to match the curvature of the glass - there's no way I'd try to diy that.

74jax

Thank you @daivid. I'm going for the full screen covers for rear and back window, perfect gift as she was expecting film so will be a surprise too.

DB1904

74jax said:

Thank you @daivid. I'm going for the full screen covers for rear and back window, perfect gift as she was expecting film so will be a surprise too.

It certainly will.

pulliptears

I used a company called Solarplexius.  The tints are more like a plastic cover and can be applied and removed to suit:

https://solarplexius.co.uk/enEN/Meny/About-product/The-product?utm_term=removable window tints&utm_campaign=UK&utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=ppc&hsa_acc=6586301821&hsa_cam=242377246&hsa_grp=89456993736&hsa_ad=411141206042&hsa_src=g&hsa_tgt=kwd-17602929848&hsa_kw=removable window tints&hsa_mt=b&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gclid=CjwKCAiA1aiMBhAUEiwACw25MbB5ym2YWXHa0uWunxR2xT11wiDMosZCTdqB2jdtwK6fJvoaOiQ8vxoC4YIQAvD_BwE