"Cut Size" Window Tint for DIY

If you don't want to cut the film to size yourself; you can simply measure your windows (as per guide below) and then either email or post the measurements to Johnno's Aussietint along with your choice of film. You will then receive a quote based on your supplied measurements and choice of film.

Film that is 'Cut Size' as individual pieces is always cut slightly oversize so that once fitted it can be trimmed back so that there exists a 2-3mm gap from the frame to tint to ensure a clean, tidy installation. This is standard practice for all solar/decorative film installations. This is also stated in the measuring instructions here 

For accuracy, please don't phone the measurements through, as quotes will not be given over the phone.

If you are satisfied with the quote, you can then pay by your chosen method available on payment page.

Measurement

1. Using a sheet of paper, do a rough sketch of the window layout as in example diagram (item 4 - example is in Imperial & Metric, but the method is same for either) .

2. Measure each pane of glass (only the glass area, do not include the window frame) and write the figure down next to the top, side or bottom that was measured. Do not use fractions, use the next whole number and this will insure that the piece of film you cut is not too small for the window. (I always add 1 inch or 25mm to the measurement to allow that little extra room for correct trimming to size).

3. Label each pane of glass on your diagram with a letter of the alphabet (see item 4), this will help you work out how much film you need to purchase. Keep a copy of the diagram, as it will be helpful when installing the film.

4. Windowpane sketch.

5. Next you will need to decide which type of film you want to install on the window or windows. Visit the Films webpage and read the specifications on each of the films available and decide which film/s will be the most suitable for your needs. Write the film code next to the windowpane on the sketch. You can have different films on windows that receive different amounts of sun. Keep in mind that it is best not to install dark films on windows that only get winter sun, and to use stronger heat control films on windows that get the full summer sun. Use hi-performance films if you wish to retain good light levels with reasonable heat control (Note - any laminated glass panes should be restricted to lighter grades of film to minimise the risk of 'thermal stress cracks').

Now all you have to do is email or post your measurements and film choice (please include a return email address), a quote will then be emailed back to you.

Once payment has been received, your window tint should be delivered via courier within 48 hours (business days). When you have received the tint &/or toolkit you ordered, simply follow the installation instructions.

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