Window Tint Sunroof
It should only accentuate it. Sunroof glass is tempered like the windows, but it probably has some additional UV on it on account of it's horizontal placement.
Call a window tint shop, they should be able to tell you if there's a reason why you shouldn't. I can't think of any reason why not to.
There's some commercial tint that's completely like a mirror on the inside at night...that might be a cool effect.
Call a window tint shop, they should be able to tell you if there's a reason why you shouldn't. I can't think of any reason why not to.
There's some commercial tint that's completely like a mirror on the inside at night...that might be a cool effect.
Either 15% or 35% depending on what the factory tint was. On the TSX I got 15% because the glass was already pretty light. That lets me see outside during the day but at night its mostly only lit objects. The sky ends up being pretty dark and I can't see any stars unless they're bright.
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Come on, certainly you know the difference in the modulus of elasticity of automotive window glass.
Never tint a multi-paned window as it reflects the heat back between the panes. This is an issue on homes. For single pane or safety glass the same issue doesn't apply as there is no dead space between the panes or panel of glass.
Tinting a sunroof should not be an issue.
Never tint a multi-paned window as it reflects the heat back between the panes. This is an issue on homes. For single pane or safety glass the same issue doesn't apply as there is no dead space between the panes or panel of glass.
Tinting a sunroof should not be an issue.
I know this sounds cheesy but you can get cling-on window tint at Walmart in 5% for $12. It goes on like regular tint with soap and water but can be removed and doesnt have the crazy glue on it. This can be easily used for a sunroof and taken off at a later time.
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