Supply Partners

3M is an industry leading brand and for a reason. They are a massive corporation, however everything they produce is of high quality. We use various 3M tools along with vinyl and adessives as required.  We keep a high stock level of various types of 3M squeegees so if you are looking for a supplier then please get in touch to see if we can help.

Olfa are the industry leaders when it comes to cutters. We only use genuine Olfa cutters and blades. We are also a registered supplier of Olfa cutters and blades so if you are looking for a supplier please get in touch. We always use stainless steel blades when working with glass to prevent any scratching that can occur when using carbon blades. 

Oracal are the go-to company for many tinting companies for light tinting material. They do a light and dark shade of grey used when tinting ether headlights or tail lights. However due to the nature of the material some cars with more contours in the lights may need to use Luxe Lightwrap. Although much more expensive a much higher quality finish can often be achieved. Please get in contact for further details and pricing. Any basic pricing will be for Oracal film. 

As mentioned above, Luxe offer their Lightwrap material to us, specifically designed for tinting lights. Lightwrap can be stretched much more than Oracal films, making it the go to material for lights with additional contours than other lights. They also offer a larger range of shades and some great FX films so you can really stand out from the crowd.

American standard window film is as the name suggests imported from the USA. Window tinting originated in the USA and all the best films are still produced there. We used the highest grade of ASWF you can get. There are other window tinting companies out there and local to use that use ASWF, however they use their lower end (much cheaper) lines. We only use non metalised colour stable film. Read about the most common types of window tinting film in our step by step guide of film and what the advantages and disadvantages of each type of film are. 

Avery Dennison supreme wrapping vinyl is what we tend to use for roof wraps unless the customer specifies something different. We keep full rolls of this in stock in black, other colours are available to us for next day delivery so we can meet any demand no matter how short notice.