They sell meters on Amazon that test the amount of light that passes through the tint.any way to find out what the percentage tint on this car is? Ima the second owner.
I see, that won't be happening anytime soon at well over a hundred dollars. Ima curious but not that curious.They sell meters on Amazon that test the amount of light that passes through the tint.
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Well, the OP that got quoted $350 was 4 years ago, likely it is more now.$350 for all windows except the front windshield with 3M film sounds reasonable, especially if you're working with a reputable installer.
Just be sure to double-check with the installer what exactly is included in the quote.
Oct 2021, I paid 450 for the 5 windows, plus 250 for the front windshield.I have xpel xr plus
70% windshield
20% driver/passenger door
15% rear doors
5% on hatch
Does the front 70% cut down on headlight glare at night?They sell meters on Amazon that test the amount of light that passes through the tint.
I have xpel xr plus
70% windshield
20% driver/passenger door
15% rear doors
5% on hatch
Crystalline I think was more popular when this thread started. Only reason I didn’t get it is because it has a yellowish hue that wouldn’t look good with my black paint. And they have limited % options.
It does a little. No where near the 5% on my rear but it’s something.Does the front 70% cut down on headlight glare at night?
Definitely check before doing anything.Hey, window tinting is a great way to add some style and protect yourself from the sun's glare. I've been considering tinting my own windows, but I heard it can cause issues in certain states. Gotta make sure to check the local laws, you know?
It is. Looking up the laws in my area, For cars, Oregon is 35% for side windows (both front and rear) and rear window, and only 6" from the top of the windshield. Washington is the same but 24%. California is 4" top of windshield, 88% driver and passenger window, back windows and rear window is any %. Idaho is 6% windshield, 35 driver/passenger & rear window, and back windows 20%.Definitely check before doing anything.
Here in Canada, each province has it's own window tinting laws. I suspect it's the same in the US.
I had my windows tinted on my Nissan a few years ago. I live in Ontario.
My son took ownership of the car and moved to Newfoundland.
He got pulled over within a week, and had to remove the tint off the front windows.
Also, I'm surprised some of you are allowed to tint the front windshield. Nowhere in Canada can you do that.