[PERTH, December 1, 2014] – Tint Works, a leading window-tinting manufacturer in Western and Southern Australia, offers a series of films designed to provide protection against vandalism and graffiti. Through their partnership with scratch removal companies, Tint Works has improved the range by also offering glass restoration service before applying the anti-graffiti film.

Anti-Graffiti Films for Every Application

According to Tint Works, graffiti, vandalism, and scratching glass are all big issues, and they cost building owners millions of dollars each year. Data from the Western Australian Government’s Tough on Graffiti strategy 2011-2015 puts the national cost of the issues at roughly 1.58 billion dollars every year.

Tint Works installs the special anti-graffiti films for a range of applications. These include government and shire buildings, public transport vehicles (buses and trains), shopping centres, retail shop fronts, insurance companies, and car dealers. They also apply the films to residential properties exposed to hard water and coastal environments. Other than protecting the glass from vandalisms, the films also protect clients from harmful UV rays with their optical and solar properties.

Protection from Further Damage

According to Tint Works, it is always cheaper to repair and protect glass rather than replace them. Glass replacement is getting even more expensive, as many builders are using complicated glazing systems to make buildings more energy efficient. As a solution, Tint Works recently upgraded their anti-graffiti film installation service.

As mentioned, Tint Works recently partnered with scratch removal companies to restore and polish the glass before application of the film. According to the experts at the company, this protects the glass from further damage; it also makes the glass last longer than expected.

About Tint Works

Tint Works is the go-to company for window tinting solutions in Western and South Australia. Founded some years ago with the name SunGard Window Tinting Superstore, the company rebranded to what is now Tint Works to reflect their improving services. All partner operators are members of the Window Film Association of Australia and New Zealand. They are also accredited by the Window Energy Rating System (WERS).

Clients can get a free quote by visiting www.tintworks.com.au.