Windshield Clear Tint
#12
It's not exactly what you asked about but I have 40% on my whole windshield and I absolutely love it, same thing on my wife's 2014 Maxima. Heat rejection is good,still easy to see out and still nice and private inside. I here great things about the clear tint as well but I myself like the dark tint. Let's us know what you decide and how it works out for you.
40% gotta be like driving with sunglasses at night
#13
Stick your stickers to this and peel on/off as needed from actual glass
https://www.amazon.com/Grafix-9-Inch.../dp/B002J6CO9I
Must have for tinted windshields so you don't risk damaging the tint removing old stickers
#14
Texas A&M Aggie
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Originally Posted by 4js8wh
I use air 80 on windshield and moon roof
Stick your stickers to this and peel on/off as needed from actual glass
https://www.amazon.com/Grafix-9-Inch.../dp/B002J6CO9I
Must have for tinted windshields so you don't risk damaging the tint removing old stickers
Stick your stickers to this and peel on/off as needed from actual glass
https://www.amazon.com/Grafix-9-Inch.../dp/B002J6CO9I
Must have for tinted windshields so you don't risk damaging the tint removing old stickers
I'll order that now. Thanks for the heads up! I was wondering how that'd work out
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Growinupmx (11-06-2016)
#16
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Originally Posted by Qik Slvr
I have air 80 on my windshield and 5% on the front doors and 20% on all the back glass. I love it. Keeps the truck nice and cool.
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German_truck (11-06-2016)
#17
Probably just running the risk - I'd hate to be on a bike driving next to that dude at night ... one can only guess how horrific the visibility to front side windows is at night with a 5% tint. Significant legal and insurance issue - insurance has an easy way to reduce or fully deny a claim when the operator modified his vehicle so it's not street legal anymore
#18
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/06...g?v=1456130109
That's how a 5% tint looks from inside out. In daylight ... good luck seeing anything at night
That's how a 5% tint looks from inside out. In daylight ... good luck seeing anything at night
#19
Texas A&M Aggie
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Probably just running the risk - I'd hate to be on a bike driving next to that dude at night ... one can only guess how horrific the visibility to front side windows is at night with a 5% tint. Significant legal and insurance issue - insurance has an easy way to reduce or fully deny a claim when the operator modified his vehicle so it's not street legal anymore
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/06...g?v=1456130109
That's how a 5% tint looks from inside out. In daylight ... good luck seeing anything at night
That's how a 5% tint looks from inside out. In daylight ... good luck seeing anything at night
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German_truck (11-06-2016)
#20
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Last edited by Growinupmx; 11-06-2016 at 11:59 AM.