What would you do in this situation?
11-27-2011 | 10:33 AM
#41
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From: Jacksonville, FL
If you want to go even lighter, Llumar makes this tint I found called Air Blue. It's 80%, and they claim that it will actually improve your visibility, due to it's optical clarity and low reflectivity because of it's nano ceramic technology, and blocks 99.9% of UV rays. It was designed to put on windshields so it wouldn't restrict visibility at night time, so I don't see why you couldn't put it on your front windows.
Here's a pic I found with it installed on side windows, and it looks like it's an overcast day. It's so light, I don't see how you couldn't get away with having it on.
Here's a pic I found with it installed on side windows, and it looks like it's an overcast day. It's so light, I don't see how you couldn't get away with having it on.
Last edited by T_Behr904; 11-27-2011 at 10:35 AM.
11-27-2011 | 11:00 AM
#42
That situation was about 10 yrs. ago when tint on the fronts in IL was illegal. The law has changed since then, and you're right it was the car I was driving. I was in my Mustang and the cop (Aurora) that pulled me over had one. He told me that since he couldn't have tint on his windows, then I couldn't. Guess he got really ticked when I told him that if I wanted to do something to him I had more training than he did, and I wouldn't do it sitting in my car.
11-27-2011 | 01:01 PM
#44
No one else has suggested this but lighten up the rears with 20% or what the front windows are. That lets a lot more light in and doesn't look quite as dark.
I have 15% all around and a beige interior and I've only been pulled over once for it once and never ticketed. It looks lighter in the sun, streetlights, and headlights.
I have 15% all around and a beige interior and I've only been pulled over once for it once and never ticketed. It looks lighter in the sun, streetlights, and headlights.
11-27-2011 | 01:11 PM
#45
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No one else has suggested this but lighten up the rears with 20% or what the front windows are. That lets a lot more light in and doesn't look quite as dark.
I have 15% all around and a beige interior and I've only been pulled over once for it once and never ticketed. It looks lighter in the sun, streetlights, and headlights.
I have 15% all around and a beige interior and I've only been pulled over once for it once and never ticketed. It looks lighter in the sun, streetlights, and headlights.
11-27-2011 | 02:24 PM
#47
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From: Salt Lake City, UT
My max has 35% all around. UT state law is no darker then 45% in the front and as dark as you want in the back. 
Because my interior is black it darkens the inside even more at night or dusk. Almost makes them look %20 or darker.
Because my interior is black it darkens the inside even more at night or dusk. Almost makes them look %20 or darker.
11-27-2011 | 06:13 PM
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