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Beware of V-Kool - It and they are crap
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<blockquote data-quote="saat" data-source="post: 496644" data-attributes="member: 77"><p>I just saw the Puspakom report and it says that the Visible Light Transmission on my front windscreen is 69%.</p><p>Thus the film installed by V-Kool made my windscreen fall below the minumum VLT of 70% for the front. The sides are alright with 50% Where the minimum allowable VLT is 50%.</p><p>Hence that is the reason why it had to be removed during the Puspakom inspection.</p><p>This happened despite the "guarantee" given by V-Kool. Now they claim that what is approved is their tint and not the installation, hinting that the fault lies with the installer, Tint Shop in USJ.</p><p></p><p>Irrespective of what I am left With the problem.</p><p></p><p>The sides are alright with 50% Where the minimum allowable VLT is 50%.</p><p></p><p>During the installation by Ecotint, I observed that V-Kool has 2 layers, the outer layers is the color and the second is the heat resistant layer with no color. I am told they adjust the darkness by varying the outer layer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="saat, post: 496644, member: 77"] I just saw the Puspakom report and it says that the Visible Light Transmission on my front windscreen is 69%. Thus the film installed by V-Kool made my windscreen fall below the minumum VLT of 70% for the front. The sides are alright with 50% Where the minimum allowable VLT is 50%. Hence that is the reason why it had to be removed during the Puspakom inspection. This happened despite the "guarantee" given by V-Kool. Now they claim that what is approved is their tint and not the installation, hinting that the fault lies with the installer, Tint Shop in USJ. Irrespective of what I am left With the problem. The sides are alright with 50% Where the minimum allowable VLT is 50%. During the installation by Ecotint, I observed that V-Kool has 2 layers, the outer layers is the color and the second is the heat resistant layer with no color. I am told they adjust the darkness by varying the outer layer. [/QUOTE]
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