Nanolux

[Genie47]

Just spied this product selling in Home Fix DIY. I went to the Nanolux website: http://www.nanolux.com/.

 

This is an excerpt of the company:

Global Purchasing House

We are the Global Purchasing House of 5 major US window film manufacturers. Through bulk purchase orders and economies of scale, we maintain a low cost principle. We are the fully owned subsidiary of Globamatrix Holdings Pte Ltd (

Edited June 14, 2004 by Genie47

[Orangie]

Its very challenging to DIY for the front and rear windscreen.

Would be a piece of cake for the 4 door window

DIY at you own risk

[Genie47]

According to them, going to a professional certified Nanolux installer costs $150 for the whole car. Raw materials (Nanolux films) excluded. Not a bad deal.

 

Prices look pretty good. a 20X60" costs $22, 24X60" costs $28 and 40X60" costs $40.

 

But the Superlux series recommended for front windscreens costs a whoppng $108 for the 40X60" size.

Edited June 14, 2004 by Genie47

[Orangie]

Go for the package.. Cost me $490 for my G9. Can try to hamtumb all the forum names to get some discount

[Genie47]

Onemotoring members are getting 15% discount for the films. Professional installation not included.

[Mojoe]

onemotoring has membership? how to sign up? no links leh

[Psfong]

Hi bro, which home-fix branch did you go to? Never saw them carry nanolux product before.

[Genie47]

Saw it in IMM. But what the heck, go to their website can buy online already.

Edited June 15, 2004 by Genie47

[Genie47]

Dunno leh, the Onemotoring site got the Nanolux ad and clicking it will reveal the details of this deal.

[Vtim]

According to them, going to a professional certified Nanolux installer costs $150 for the whole car. Raw materials (Nanolux films) excluded. Not a bad deal.

 

Prices look pretty good. a 20X60" costs $22, 24X60" costs $28 and 40X60" costs $40.

 

But the Superlux series recommended for front windscreens costs a whoppng $108 for the 40X60" size.

so, are you thinking of installing???

[Genie47]

Gonna be difficult. My glass is certified 70% VLT. If put in Superlux 85 or 70, VLT will drop to 50%, theoretically. Pretty much against LTA rulings. Still considering.

[Vtim]

The Focus is also tinted as stock, so not sure which film to use that will meet LTA requirements.

[Psfong]

i got 10% discount with Home-Fix mah. if order online, do they deliver to my place?

[Genie47]

Yes they do deliver to your place if you order from Nanolux direct but fixing it, you can DIY from the downloaded .pdf file instructions or go to their recommended installer. The address is lited on their website.

Edited June 16, 2004 by Genie47

[Lokety]

I've just got my online order for Nano 60 and Lux 65. Will be installing this weekend when there is adequate light. I've got some questions before I start.

 

Any tips for me?

How much time do I have to adjust/remove the film before it dries and becomes unmovable?

Should I apply the film on the glass when the glass is warm or cold?

Can I outline the perimeter to cut on the film itself with a marker pen?

How do I remove the cashcard reader?

 

Thanks!

[Zakuii]

u're very gungho ah...

 

i had nanolux installed in my car last week. they spray baby shampoo to clean both sides of the glass. spray the exterior glass and place the film on it to cut it to size. then they spray the interior glass and film with lots of baby shampoo, paste the film onto the glass and adjust until fit. lastly, use a roller or wiper or whatever you call it to squeeze out the extra liquid.

hopefully this helps. but i tell u, it's tough work to install the film onto the car.

[Lokety]

Are you sure to place the film on the glass and cut the film? Wouldn't this scratch the glass?

[Adeline]

Hi,

 

I've mine done last month at Cooling Venture located at Paya Ubi.

They did the same method as mentioned by Zakuii also. Actually, you can cut any object on the glass and will not get any scratches at all. BTY, Cooling Venture is having 15% discount promotion.