Tinting help
No they are sliver and go inside and you use the sun visors to hold them up.
Takes all of 10 seconds to put it up and less than 5 seconds to take it down.
Lowers the temp by at least 20° if the other windows are tinted.
Takes all of 10 seconds to put it up and less than 5 seconds to take it down.
Lowers the temp by at least 20° if the other windows are tinted.
Perties i dont do my own but darrenws6 has before. you might ask him
thanks man i cant wait for it to be done
i can tell a difference from the old tint to the 15% at night but still hard to see out of the back at night sometimes but thats cus its 5% back there
yea but doesnt look near as good or help for when driving
yea i know its 5" or to the AS1 line here. im gonna have to see but the brow is gonna be done to make it look like its not tinted
thanks man i cant wait for it to be done
I know you said you dont care about the legality but just to keep yourself a little less inconspicuous the windshield should have whats called an AS-1 line legally you cannot tint below this line. Just to keep yourself from getting caught I would leave your eyebrow above this line.
honestly its not that bad... it will all depend on where you live. In a city street lights light up everything so its easy.. in the country its a little harder, but then again I have an extra set of lights. I personally wouldn't do it if you do not have good vision.. I never drive at night without my contacts!
It does make a huge difference when the truck sits and that was one of your complaints. No matter how much tint you use light and heat will still come thru.
50% on the windshield is hard to detect without really looking for it
I have 15% on my front sides, and 1% back 3 windows and its prefect, after i retire Fiddy from daily driving ill probably do 50% on the windshield as well
I have 15% on my front sides, and 1% back 3 windows and its prefect, after i retire Fiddy from daily driving ill probably do 50% on the windshield as well
truck is at the shop now getting the 35 and windshield put in. The brow will have to wait a few days for the 35 to dry
It makes a helluva difference in the inside temp on hot days and extends the life of your dash and interior.
Looks real good man.. how you liking it so far? Takes a few to get used to it... and i'm sure once you do get used to it, you will be wearing sunglasses with it too
its great so far man. looks awesome from the outside and still visible on the inside. i was already wearing my oaks on the way home since the sun was starting to set and was down just past the visors.
and i saw no difference over non tinted at night with it so im impressed. (gf commented its better at night since shes not looking through a bunch of cracks) the cracks not being there is taking more to get used to haha
and i saw no difference over non tinted at night with it so im impressed. (gf commented its better at night since shes not looking through a bunch of cracks) the cracks not being there is taking more to get used to haha
its great so far man. looks awesome from the outside and still visible on the inside. i was already wearing my oaks on the way home since the sun was starting to set and was down just past the visors.
and i saw no difference over non tinted at night with it so im impressed. (gf commented its better at night since shes not looking through a bunch of cracks) the cracks not being there is taking more to get used to haha
and i saw no difference over non tinted at night with it so im impressed. (gf commented its better at night since shes not looking through a bunch of cracks) the cracks not being there is taking more to get used to haha
def makes a vehicle stand out.. which is a good thing.. but bad thing with cops haha But yeah, I'm sure its a lot better not having cracks...






