In the bay
Fitted in a controlled bay
Cut and fitted in a dust-managed bay, not outdoors. Most cars are finished within a few hours.
Adelaide, Enfield / Somerton Park / Elizabeth South

Ultrafit Signature tinting starts from $745 and rejects up to 97% of infra-red heat, our flagship film. This page compares it against standard entry ceramic tint from $345 so you can see exactly when the top tier is worth the step up.
The honest comparison, using our real tier prices and heat-rejection figures rather than marketing claims.
Smart-value ceramic
Flagship maximum heat rejection
$345
$745
Up to 55%
Up to 97%
High
Exceptional
Daily commuters and city driving
The most comfortable cabin available
Preview how each legal shade looks on the same car, then check every manufacturer-stated figure.
35% VLTWindscreen stays clear · legal shade advised in store

Ultrafit Signature tinting starts from $745 and rejects up to 97% of infra-red heat, our flagship film.
Ultrafit Signature is our flagship window film, and this page answers a question we get every week: is the top tier worth it over a standard tint? The short version is that Signature does everything a good entry ceramic does, then pushes heat rejection and clarity to the ceiling.
Entry-level ceramic like Suntek CXP starts from $345 and rejects up to 55% of infra-red. Ultrafit Signature starts from $745 and rejects up to 97%. Window tinting in Adelaide with Tint Bros starts from $345 and ranges up to $745, depending on the film tier and your vehicle, and Signature sits right at the top of that band.

The real gap between standard and flagship tint is infra-red heat, the part of sunlight you feel as warmth. A 55% entry film takes a real bite out of it and is a genuine upgrade over no tint or old dyed film. Ultrafit Signature, at up to 97%, rejects almost all of it.
In an Adelaide summer that is the difference between a cabin that is noticeably cooler and one that barely heats up at all, where the air conditioning is a top-up rather than a rescue and the seatbelt buckle does not burn to the touch. If you park outdoors every day, live with the car through years of heatwaves, or simply want the most comfortable cabin money can buy, that last stretch of rejection is what you are paying for.
Manufacturer-stated · full sheet above
Clarity is the other place the flagship pulls ahead. Signature is engineered for exceptional optical quality, so even in darker shades the view out stays clean and sharp, day and night, with no haze and no metallic mirror effect.
On a prestige or performance car, where the interior is part of the reason you bought it, that flawless, factory-correct finish is a large part of the appeal. That clarity holds over years of ownership too, since a quality nano-ceramic film does not haze, bubble, or turn purple the way old dyed tint does, so the car still looks its best long after the install.

We are honest about this: a standard ceramic tint is plenty for a lot of drivers. If you are on a budget, the car sits in a garage or car park most of the day, or you plan to move it on in a year or two, Suntek CXP or the mid-range Solargard Ion Ceramic will make you very happy.
The case for Ultrafit Signature is strongest when you keep your cars a long time, drive and park in full sun, own a vehicle whose interior is worth protecting to the maximum, or you simply want the best and want it once. Higher tiers cost more because they reject more heat and read even clearer, and that trade is a personal call.
Best for
Ultrafit Signature · from $745
Whichever way you go, the fundamentals hold. Signature is fully non-metallic, so GPS, phone, keyless entry, sensors, and digital radio all work normally, and it blocks harmful UV to protect your skin and stop the interior fading and cracking.
You can specify it across the shade range, from a lighter 35% to a dark 5% on the rear glass, always within South Australia's legal limits on the front windows. Give the film a few days to cure, then an ammonia-free cleaner on a soft cloth is all it ever needs. Signature is backed by a manufacturer warranty.
In the bay
Fitted in a controlled bay
Cut and fitted in a dust-managed bay, not outdoors. Most cars are finished within a few hours.
First few days
Let the film cure
Keep the windows up for a few days, and hold off washing the inside of the glass while the adhesive sets.
Life of the film
Easy from then on
A soft cloth and an ammonia-free cleaner are all it needs, with a manufacturer warranty behind the film.
The honest way to decide is on your own car. Get an instant quote and we will price both the flagship Ultrafit Signature and the standard tiers for your exact make, model, and shade, so you can see the real gap in dollars.
You can also read the full window-tinting service and the Rayno S9 Phantom page to see how the high end of the range compares before you book.

Rear glass · wet shrink and install
Window tinting in Adelaide starts from $345 and ranges up to $745. Ultrafit Signature is highlighted below.
“Luke and his team were outstanding from start to finish. They walked me through all my tint options with no pressure, and the quality is top-tier, clean lines and no bubbles. It completely transformed the look of my car.”
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The tint questions we answer most, with straight, self-contained answers.
Window tinting in Adelaide with Tint Bros starts from $345 and ranges up to $745, depending on the film tier and your vehicle's make, model, and year. Suntek CXP starts at $345, Solargard Ion Ceramic at $445, Rayno S9 Phantom at $545, and our flagship Ultrafit Signature at $745. ZipPay buy-now-pay-later is available, and a free quote takes a minute.
Most passenger vehicles take around 3–4 hours. Larger SUVs, vans, or full-car packages can take a little longer. We recommend dropping your vehicle off and collecting it later the same day.
Ceramic tints use nano-ceramic particles to block significantly more heat and UV than standard dyed or metallised films, without interfering with radio, GPS, or mobile signals. They're clearer, longer-lasting, and far more comfortable, which is why we fit ceramic film across all of our tiers.
Quality film is precision-engineered to keep excellent visibility. We offer a range of VLT (visible light transmission) levels, from a lighter 35% down to deeper 20% and 5%, and we'll advise the best shade for your driving needs and South Australian regulations.
Yes. Every window film we fit carries a manufacturer-backed warranty, and the exact cover varies by the film you choose. We record your name, registration, and VIN so the tint stays covered while you own the vehicle, and if you sell the car the new owner can transfer the warranty into their name for a small fee, just ask our team for details.
Tell us your make, model, and shade and we will price it in about a minute. ZipPay buy-now-pay-later available.