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Vehicle owners

Register your warranty

Your film is covered for 10 years from the day it was installed. Registering is not what creates the cover — it is what turns a claim years from now into a record we look up rather than a case you have to rebuild from paperwork. Two minutes, and you need nothing but your installer's invoice.

  • About 2 minutes
  • No account needed
  • 10-year coverage
1 — The car

Seventeen characters. Look at the base of the windscreen on the driver's side, on the sticker inside the driver's door jamb, or on your insurance card. It never contains I, O or Q.

From your invoice. Your cover runs from this date.

Whatever you call them is fine — we will find them.

2 — You

One of the two is enough. We only need a way to reach you about this car.

Optional, and your warranty is registered either way — ticking this changes nothing about your coverage. We send guidance on washing and caring for the film, reminders about your coverage, and safety notices. We do not send offers, we do not pass your details to anyone, and we will never use this to send you to an installer other than the shop that did your car. You can stop it from any email, and stopping it does not affect your warranty.

Online registration is not open yet. We are not going to take your name, telephone number and email address before we have published a privacy notice telling you who holds them, what for and how to have them deleted. Registering is how your cover is recorded against your car, so come back and do it when this opens — keep your invoice in the meantime, because the fitting date on it is the date your cover runs from. If you would rather not wait, call us and a person will record it by hand.

(Our notice is consumer-v3 and the one on file is consumer-v1. Registration stays shut until they are the same document — sending a person’s details against a notice they did not read would be worse than making them wait.)