Kehysväritys

Kehysväritys, also known as frame tinting, is a method of applying a colored film to the glass of a vehicle's windows. This process involves the application of a thin, transparent film that contains pigments, which gives the windows a tinted appearance. The primary purpose of kehysväritys is to reduce the amount of harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays that enter the vehicle, thereby protecting the interior from fading and damage. Additionally, it can provide privacy and security by making it more difficult for outsiders to see into the vehicle.

The tinting process typically involves cleaning the windows to remove any dirt or debris, then applying the tinting film using specialized equipment. The film is then cured with UV light, which hardens it and makes it resistant to scratches and fading. The level of tinting can vary, with darker tints providing more UV protection but also reducing visibility from the outside.

Kehysväritys is a popular modification among vehicle owners, particularly those who spend a significant amount of time in their vehicles or who live in areas with strong sunlight. However, it is important to note that the legality and requirements for kehysväritys can vary by location, and some areas may have restrictions on the level of tinting that is allowed. It is always advisable to check local regulations before applying kehysväritys to a vehicle.