What tint looks best on silver?
03-20-2006, 05:47 PM
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What tint looks best on silver?
This is not really a Acura RDX specific question, but there haven't been any new posts for a while so I thought I'd throw it out there 
I intend to get mine in Silver, so what tint looks best? From my readings here on the TSX/TL side of the forums, I'm leaning towards 35% light transmission and Formula One Pinnacle (ceramic) tint. Does anyone have any pictures of 35% tint all around, especially if its the Pinnacle tint?
I intend to get mine in Silver, so what tint looks best? From my readings here on the TSX/TL side of the forums, I'm leaning towards 35% light transmission and Formula One Pinnacle (ceramic) tint. Does anyone have any pictures of 35% tint all around, especially if its the Pinnacle tint?
03-20-2006, 06:13 PM
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Since the RDX will likely have factory tinted rear windows (privacy glass), I'd think I'd want a "smoke" colored tink vs. a "chrome" colored tint. Also it looks like it will have black out window frames, this will help it blend the windows and doors better.
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Originally Posted by Colin
Since the RDX will likely have factory tinted rear windows (privacy glass), I'd think I'd want a "smoke" colored tink vs. a "chrome" colored tint. Also it looks like it will have black out window frames, this will help it blend the windows and doors better.
03-21-2006, 02:32 PM
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The tint I'm looking at comes in a color described as 'Charcoal' -- charcoal makes smoke, right? So is this similar to 'smoke' colored?
03-21-2006, 04:57 PM
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The tint I'm looking at comes in a color described as 'Charcoal' -- charcoal makes smoke, right? So is this similar to 'smoke' colored?
03-25-2006, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Infamous425
get 20% to match the factory tinted rear windows
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03-25-2006, 02:22 PM
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Only the SUVs and minivans. Sometimes (in Honda's) the addition of "privacy glass" is one of the upgrades from LX to EX.
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