Altapac opening hours in Kotara
Open Weekdays and Saturday
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(02) 4941 4444
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About Altapac
Altapac has a huge range of films designed to service your appearance and performance requirement.
Altapac was established in 1972 when its founder Mr. Paul "Pinky" Evans saw the opportunity to start the first automotive window tinting business on the East Coast of Australia. After a quick growth period Altapac moved to its current location along Park Avenue Kotara opposite the then garden city shopping centre.
Today the business mainly consists of its core product of flat glass and automotive tinting and has expanded its automotive theme to include a huge range of automotive accessories including Roof Racks, Car Alarms, Car Care Products, Tow Bars, Cargo Barriers, Bull Bars, Paint Protection Films, Security Films, Anti-Graffiti Films and Nudge Bars. Recently the business has now further expanded into Paint Protection Films, Child Restraints, Van Fit Outs, and Vehicle Signage.
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Rhino, Rola
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Car Alarms, Fishing Rod Holders, Racks, Roof Racks, Towbars
Keywords
Signage & Graphics Newcastle, Tow Bars Newcastle, Roof Racks Newcastle, Child Restraints Newcastle, Car Seats Newcastle, 4wd Drive Accessories Newcastle, Window Tinting Newcastle, 4wd Accessories
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How do the film percentages work and what does VLT mean?
The VLT (Visible Light Transmitted) means the amount of natural light that is transmitted through the glass and window film combination. This means a window film with a 35% VLT value will stop 35% of the natural light entering your car windows and allow in 65%. Therefore films with a lower VLT will transmit less light and therefore be darker and conversely films with a higher VLT will transmit more light and therefore be lighter.
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Which films perform better metallic or non-metallic?
Generally the majority of metallic films still perform better as far as keeping out heat than non-metallic films however there are now a small and much more expensive range of ceramic constructed films which have extremely high Infra-Red (IR) performance of up and over 80%.
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I want the darkest legal film, which do I choose?
In most cases a non-metallic film will give a "blacker" look in a pure sense; however the compromise from a pure black style metallic film is lower heat performance. We do have a range of low shine hybrid/ metallic films which will give you that black low sheen look while maintaining the high performance.
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