KaltWin is a Thinkware brand whose official site lists its company address in Seongnam, South Korea. Its automotive catalogue includes window-tint lines such as TX, GR, QS, LX, RX, AX and ER, alongside a separate paint protection film product. Start a comparison with the full series name: a quote that says only “KaltWin” leaves the actual film unspecified. Brand company · Product catalogue
Compare the film and the installation separately
The TX page describes a non-metallic nano-ceramic film and a black appearance with an emerald tone. Treat those as a starting point for choosing a sample. Ask to see the proposed shade on glass, and request the specifications for that exact option rather than a range-wide headline. TX product details
KaltWin’s installation price page separates windshield, side/rear, partial installation and film removal. It also notes that some vehicles attract extra charges and that prices can differ by store. Build your quote around those categories, including roof glass and any existing film that must be removed. Installation price guide
Choosing PPF and checking the paperwork
KaltWin describes its PPF as a transparent TPU film. Its heat-assisted self-healing claim explicitly excludes deep cuts and tears. For a PPF quote, mark the panels and edges to be covered rather than relying on a package name. PPF details
Before booking, request the written terms for your chosen product. TX’s published terms distinguish film defects from installation defects and require an identifiable installation certificate. Keep the series, shade and installed areas on the same record. TX warranty conditions
