Tint
08-02-2001 | 07:27 PM
#4
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 158
From: Wentzville, MO
Good purchase! That is the first thing I did to my car after I purchased it. I am in Missouri and it really helps! The bad thing here is that it is un-lawful to to tint the drivers, passenger or front window. I hear that is changing soon though! 
08-02-2001 | 10:47 PM
#5
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Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 463
Originally posted by Wreck-Diver
Good purchase! That is the first thing I did to my car after I purchased it. I am in Missouri and it really helps! The bad thing here is that it is un-lawful to to tint the drivers, passenger or front window. I hear that is changing soon though!
Good purchase! That is the first thing I did to my car after I purchased it. I am in Missouri and it really helps! The bad thing here is that it is un-lawful to to tint the drivers, passenger or front window. I hear that is changing soon though!
08-03-2001 | 12:35 AM
#6
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Joined: May 2001
Posts: 49
I love bronze tint, it's unique. I have 35% bronze all the way around on my J30. My parents got 35% gray all the way around on both their cars, and my bronze looks a lot lighter. Have you noticed the same thing?
I have a strip of tint at the top of my windshield, I'd like to get the entire windshield tinted but I'm afraid of getting caught. It would make daytime driving safer because I'd sneeze less and night driving safer because it would cut down on glare. Also it would prevent sunburn which can lead to skin cancer. Our lawmakers in California seem to ignore those facts. Should I just do it anyhow and hope it's not noticed?
I have a strip of tint at the top of my windshield, I'd like to get the entire windshield tinted but I'm afraid of getting caught. It would make daytime driving safer because I'd sneeze less and night driving safer because it would cut down on glare. Also it would prevent sunburn which can lead to skin cancer. Our lawmakers in California seem to ignore those facts. Should I just do it anyhow and hope it's not noticed?
08-03-2001 | 10:43 AM
#7
Originally posted by azylstra
I love bronze tint, it's unique. I have 35% bronze all the way around on my J30. My parents got 35% gray all the way around on both their cars, and my bronze looks a lot lighter. Have you noticed the same thing?
I have a strip of tint at the top of my windshield, I'd like to get the entire windshield tinted but I'm afraid of getting caught. It would make daytime driving safer because I'd sneeze less and night driving safer because it would cut down on glare. Also it would prevent sunburn which can lead to skin cancer. Our lawmakers in California seem to ignore those facts. Should I just do it anyhow and hope it's not noticed?
I love bronze tint, it's unique. I have 35% bronze all the way around on my J30. My parents got 35% gray all the way around on both their cars, and my bronze looks a lot lighter. Have you noticed the same thing?
I have a strip of tint at the top of my windshield, I'd like to get the entire windshield tinted but I'm afraid of getting caught. It would make daytime driving safer because I'd sneeze less and night driving safer because it would cut down on glare. Also it would prevent sunburn which can lead to skin cancer. Our lawmakers in California seem to ignore those facts. Should I just do it anyhow and hope it's not noticed?
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