If you are on bore water, you know how deposits can happen very quickly. Trying to clean showers is a mission and none of these "wonder" products promoted on TV do actually work, do they?
After being introduced to "Restorex" we have become true advocates of this product. It is amazing, how it restores water stained glass to its former glory. Using it on stainless steel, porcelain wash basins, car wheels puts  most other cleaners to shame.
We sell Restorex in 500ml bottles, and have special cleaning pads to go with it too. Just send us an email for more info.

We come across the question of costs a lot and found that people generally have no idea. Consequently, some people are afraid to get a quote.
Our industry is a strange one, in the fact that very few window tinters are prepared to give a price over the phone or by email. I don't know what their problem is.
Here is our approach: Give me some sizes, I will give you a price. The final price may vary, depending on a number of factors. But it should not be very different to the original one.
The other day, we tinted all the clear glass in a "standard" Neill or Initial home. 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen and a full basement. There  was 1 ranch slider and 11 sets of 2 panes, plus 3 single panes. The total cost was $1600. No travel costs, call-out fee, GST included. End of story.

A prospective client wanted to get a price on a couple of sets of windows, similar to the picture. Based on his measurements, our price was $370. I went around for a proper quote and the cost reduced by $45.

Morale of the story: Don't be shy, get a quote. We are not going to pressure you into buying from us, we are busy enough.