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14 Responses to “Ecotint Ray Barrier Window Tinting”

1. on 29 May 2006 at 7:44 amChe-Cheh

   Can you tell us the reason you choose Ecotint over the other brands ?

2. on 29 May 2006 at 12:55 pmWuching

   aiyo! got bubbles wan wor!

3. on 29 May 2006 at 4:47 pmNeo

   Che-Cheh,
   A friend of mine is using Ecotint and according to him, it is very good. So far, I am satisfied with the Ecotint tinting

   Wuching,
   No bubbles wor.

4. on 05 Jun 2006 at 11:38 amchew

   I’ve just had my Toyota Innova tinted with EcoTint Ray Barrier about 1 week ago at EcoTint HQ in Taipan USJ. Their service was very good. When the technicians couldn’t cure a small bubble the size of half a rice grain for the front windscreen, they replaced the whole film with a new one. Very impressed with their professionalism.

   After driving for a day, I noticed a bubble appeared at the bottom of the front screen and a small dot inside a side window and went to their branch at Taman Billion (next to Kaki Corner). The technician fixed up the bubble problem immediately and told me to see them again if the small dot did not disappear after one week. No questions asked! He promised to replace it with a new film if the dot is still there. Again, quite impressed with their good service.

   Like they say, the test of the pudding is in the eating. I drove my MPV outstation for a short holiday last weekend to test out the effectiveness of Ray Barrier. My, my, am I impressed! I was very impressed by the heat shielding during the hot afternoon drive for the return journey. You see, I took a bath at the holiday resort at noon before checking out, like I alway did in the past, and started the journey home. 3.5 hours of driving under the scorching hot sun (stopby for lunch in Ulu Yam)will require me to take another bath on reaching home. That was in the past, else couldn’t go to sleep coz of sweaty body. However, this time round after installing EcoTint, I didn’t feel any obvious sweating. I for once did not take a second bath on reaching home (though it would have been better if I did but was feeling lazy yesterday.) I slept soundly with no feeling of sweaty body. That’s how effective EcoTint can be.

   Another point to note is that the Ray Barrier film is SmartTag and car park tag friendly. I hesitated using V-Kool as I have been fully aware of the problem faced by my colleagues using V-Kool. My colleagues have to open the car door every time to flash their parking tag when drive thru the tag reader. I am so very glad that I do not have to do it as Ray Barrier is tag friendly. The hesitation for V-Kool - though it admittedly is a reputable brandname - and a 10-month wait was worth it.

   Very satisfied with EcoTint film and their excellent service.

5. on 08 Jun 2006 at 11:43 pmBryan

   Guys,

   Noticed that EcoTint Ray Barrier has a low visible light transmitted at 63% only. Do we face problem with smart tag if we installed such film?

   thank you!

6. on 09 Jun 2006 at 11:13 amNeo

   Bryan,

   As many EcoTint users point out, EcoTint Ray Barrier is smart tag friendly. No problem with smart tag and car park tags!

7. on 13 Jun 2006 at 9:13 pmBryan

   Guys, what is the price range for Ray Barrier? what choice of color we have? can u guys recomend any places around Penang?

8. on 13 Jun 2006 at 10:15 pmLinnie

   Hello,

   I have also just installed EcoTint Ray Barrier in my new car.

   Just wanted to share something my SA told me last week about Ecotint pricing. Apparently, Ecotint will be raising their prices by about RM200 in about 2 weeks. I am not sure how true this news is but it may be worth finding out.

9. on 14 Jun 2006 at 12:13 amNeo

   Bryan,

   Price for Ray Barrier is as follows:

   Normal Saloon & 2 Doors 4×4: RM1,600
   Luxury Saloon & Station Wagon: RM1,800
   4 Doors 4×4, MPV & Van: RM2,000

   This is the price I got from them about 1 month ago.

   For Ray Barrier, there is only one color which is very light gray. The color is so light that once installed you may not even notice it.

10. on 14 Jun 2006 at 12:17 amNeo

    Linnie,
    Thanks for informing. Bryan, you better hurry up, however, not sure if you can get Ecotint in Penang.

11. on 25 Aug 2006 at 3:48 pmeevee

    I, too installed Ecotint Ray Barrier on my car.

    The temperature in the car can go up to above 45 degree in a hot afternoon before I entered the car. But it cooled down fast. Just to share with you - there are 2 specs of Ray Barrier. For the front, they used model 3880A which has 99.5% UV shield, 80% infra red ray shield while for the other windows they used model 3863A which has 99.5% UV shield, 95% infra red ray shield (the one they demo to you). The specs are stated in their Ray Barrier brochure.

12. on 26 May 2007 at 1:16 pmyloon

    Yup agree with eevee. Further info on Ray Barrier. http://www.ecotint.com/automotive.html

13. on 29 May 2007 at 12:56 pmjacky

    A friend of mine is using Ecotint , it is very good. So far, I am satisfied with the Ecotint Ray-barrier

14. on 31 Jul 2007 at 10:22 amNanji

    Can anyone give me the address or contact info. of the Ecotint authorised dealer or branch in Penang? I would be highly obliged.

    Also how much would it cost me for Ecotinting a new toyota vios? Is it comparable to V-kool?

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