Automotive and building films, stocked across Saudi Arabia
The Multicom Gulf films division supplies paint protection film, window tint and architectural film to installers, dealers, fleets and contractors.
- Authorized distributor of Global Hi-Tech Films
- Trade pricing within one business day
- 48-hour deliveryAnywhere in Saudi Arabia
- Stock held in KSANo waiting on imports
- Installer trainingFor your team
- Local warranty supportClaims handled in Saudi
Ranges
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Quick comparison: window tint
| Series | VLT range | Max TSER | IR rejection, up to | Metallized | Thickness | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IR Extreme Plus | 6–49% | 70% | 96% | No | 2 mil | Lifetime |
| IR Extreme | 3–51% | 70% | 90% | No | 1.5 mil | Lifetime |
| QDP Ceramic | 4–86% | 66% | 70% | No | 2.0 mil | Lifetime |
| Ice Cool and Arctic Cool | 66–69% | 49% | Pending | No | 2 mil | Lifetime |
| High Performance | 4–54% | 61% | Pending | Yes | 1.5 mil | Lifetime |
| Non-Reflective Quick Dry Plus | 6–55% | 42% | Pending | No | 1.5 mil | Lifetime |
| Non-Reflective Quick Dry | 6–70% | 42% | Pending | No | 1.0 mil | 3 years |
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Frequently asked questions
Who handles warranty claims in Saudi Arabia?
Multicom Gulf handles warranty support locally for the films it distributes. Warranty length depends on the series and is listed in each specification table.
Is a darker tint always cooler?
No. Heat rejection depends mainly on infrared rejection, not darkness. A light ceramic or IR film can reject more heat than a dark dyed film, which is why we compare films by TSER and IR rejection as well as VLT.
What is paint protection film (PPF)?
Paint protection film is a clear or colored thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) film applied over a car’s paint. It absorbs stone chips, scratches and sand abrasion, and its self-healing top coat lets light swirl marks disappear with heat.
What do architectural window films do?
Architectural films are applied to existing building glass to reject solar heat, block UV, reduce glare, add privacy or hold glass together if it breaks. They are a lower-cost alternative to replacing glazing.