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Finally 5 months later just got tints put on. 20 all around and a 40 in the front. Sweet.
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How is this even legal? What state?Finally 5 months later just got tints put on. 20 all around and a 40 in the front. Sweet.
YeahSo your front windshield is tinted too?
I haven’t noticed a difference in the heat yet but it hasn’t been as hot as the last week. So we’ll see. I used the ceramic “paper” tooLooks good, I did my windshield too, but with 70% so it doesn’t look so dark. The rest of mine is 20% and made a massive difference in the heat rejection.
Tinting the windshield isn't legal, but neither is 20% tint... it just depends how far on the edge you like to live!! /forum/images/smilies/smile.gif
I have 35% ceramic all the way around, with 50% on the front windshield. The heat rejection is very noticeable, but will also depend on the brand of tint you use. (3M, XPEL, Llumar, etc.). Check the specs (typically found on the manf website) and then make your decision.
NOT ALL TINT IS CREATED EQUAL.
They don’t really mess with you around here. Unless they are SUPER bored. You have some towns around here that are more strict then others. But then you go there during the day with the sunroof open ?.Looks really sharp. Has it made any difference in nighttime visibility? Law enforcement doesn't seem too concerned with tints as of late. But you never know.
Not to speak for OP but I have some friends (my age... "old" :smile_bigLooks really sharp. Has it made any difference in nighttime visibility? Law enforcement doesn't seem too concerned with tints as of late. But you never know.
Totally agree, with one exception... "leather." ?Llumar Formula 1 Stratos is awesome! In my state I put 35% all around and did 70% on windshield. Huge difference in Hawaiian weather heat rejection and UV protection to leather dash.