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Is that Florida? I have 80% on my windshield which is about the darkest I'd go there. 50% is probably asking for trouble. Tint is to dark for my tastes, ever for this part of Texas. Like the car though.
Is that Florida? I have 80% on my windshield which is about the darkest I'd go there. 50% is probably asking for trouble. Tint is to dark for my tastes, ever for this part of Texas. Like the car though.
No I live in California and it gets so damn hot and most of the heat comes from the front windshield. I admit it's a little dark but when I roll down my front 2 windows it makes it a little lighter and if I roll back the sunroof it appears much lighter
Nope. Not in CA. We can have 35% all around. I have 20% on the rear to help with bright car lights at night.
I used to live in CA. They allow only 70% VLT on the front windows, none on the windshield, the back windows can be anything. Also they require the installer to put a certificate saying what the VLT is.
I lived in SoCal so I never really needed tint, but when I moved to TX, tint is needed for survival.
I think the dark tint on the windshield will attract attention, then the front sides will be obvious.
I agree and believe the windshield tint is going to be a major attractor of the wrong Kind of attention. I'm also thinking this dark a tint would impair forward vision
Even though it looks clean as hell. You're bound to get pulled over. I also live in cali and ALL my friends whom took the risk of tinting their front windshield has gotten pulled over for it.
why aren't you guys using this stuff? It's "legal" enough to where no one can notice it unlike the OP and probably does a better job than 50% of most films on the market:
why aren't you guys using this stuff? It's "legal" enough to where no one can notice it unlike the OP and probably does a better job than 50% of most films on the market:
heard great stuff about that tint
I'm not a big fan of dark tint on light coloured cars
why aren't you guys using this stuff? It's "legal" enough to where no one can notice it unlike the OP and probably does a better job than 50% of most films on the market:
I am, have CR70 for the windshield and CR50 all around. It's a great film!
08-03-2015, 03:56 AM
I agree and believe the windshield tint is going to be a major attractor of the wrong Kind of attention. I'm also thinking this dark a tint would impair forward vision 
are you going to be able to see at night? May not be practical...but it does look good though.
