Should I go 15% or 5% tint? Pics Please!
03-05-2014, 10:14 PM
#22
5% is stupid dark. I can't stand when I have to drive a car at work and someone's put damn limo tint on it all the way around. Might as well paint the windows black.
My car has 35%, and sometimes I think I should have went a little darker... but it's sure nice being able to see at night.
My car has 35%, and sometimes I think I should have went a little darker... but it's sure nice being able to see at night.
03-05-2014, 11:06 PM
#24
5% means only 5% of light gets through the window... hardly call that a window.
I have always gone 20% all the way around except for the windshield which a shop wouldn't touch anyway. Originally started with 20% in the rear and 35% on the sides to comply with the city ordinance and the shop warranty program. 20% was no warranty which was the main reason for going with 35% but after a week I had it removed for the 20%.
I have always gone 20% all the way around except for the windshield which a shop wouldn't touch anyway. Originally started with 20% in the rear and 35% on the sides to comply with the city ordinance and the shop warranty program. 20% was no warranty which was the main reason for going with 35% but after a week I had it removed for the 20%.
03-06-2014, 09:55 AM
#26
My preference has always been the darker the better. Loved 5% all around (except the windshield...refuse to tint that) with the understanding that it would be difficult to see through the hatch at night.
Ended up getting a ticket for it, so I removed it all and went with 20% all around because that was the absolute limit of what you can have in GA if you have an approved exception / doctor's note. Don't like that nearly as much, however it's nice not getting the extra attention from local police.
Ended up getting a ticket for it, so I removed it all and went with 20% all around because that was the absolute limit of what you can have in GA if you have an approved exception / doctor's note. Don't like that nearly as much, however it's nice not getting the extra attention from local police.
