Chameleon
A multi-tone film that flips through colour as the light moves. Fitted in Worcester from £160, with the privacy and UV protection of a quality tint.
Colour-shift film
Tint that shifts colour
Chameleon film is a multi-tone window tint that changes colour as the light and your angle shift, moving through purples, greens, blues and reds across the glass. It does everything a quality tint does for privacy, UV and glare, with a finish you won't see on another car in Worcester.
- Colour-shifting, multi-tone finish
- Blocks UV and cuts glare like any quality tint
- Adds privacy and a genuinely custom look
- Fitted bubble-free in our indoor bay
- Fitted by Dimitar himself, like every tint we do
More than just a colour
Chameleon does everything a standard tint does, and then some. See how it looks on real cars in our work.
Colour-shift look
A finish that flips through tones as you move around the car, unlike anything else on the road.
UV & heat
Blocks harmful UV and helps keep the cabin cooler, just like a standard quality tint.
Privacy & security
Keeps prying eyes off your cabin while turning heads for all the right reasons.
Flawless fitting
Cut and fitted to each window for crisp edges and zero bubbles, every time.
What chameleon costs
Final price depends on your vehicle and how much glass is being covered. A windscreen strip sits at the lower end, a full set of windows at the upper.
Rear windows can be done in any shade you like. Front side windows and the windscreen must stay within UK legal limits, and we'll always keep your car road-legal.
After heat rejection rather than the colour shift? See ceramic and non-metalised window tinting.
Chameleon film
Fitted at our indoor Worcester workshop, bubble-free and cut to each window by hand.
Comparing it against a standard tint? See every shade on a real car.
- Priced per vehicle after a quick look
- Any shade on the rear glass
- Road-legal on the front, always
Turn heads
Tell us your car and which glass you want covered, and we'll price it up and get you booked in.
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