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01-08-2002, 08:45 AM

kjpierce

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3 tint questions

anyone know of a good place around the D.C. area to get tint?

any suggestions on a color of tint for a 2k1 sheerwood green/blonde interior? - i was thinking of a dark brown tint. i don't know if black will look good with that color scheme.

anyone know the virginia law on tint % ???

thanks

01-08-2002, 10:16 AM

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Virginia tint law is 43% on the front windows and 28% on the rear passenger windows and 28% on the rear window.

See http://www.autowindowtintings.com/ma...ction=Virginia

I can't help you with the other ones as I've never seen a Sherwood Green Maxima in my lifetime.

01-08-2002, 10:18 AM

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Re: 3 tint questions

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Originally posted by kjpierce
anyone know of a good place around the D.C. area to get tint?

any suggestions on a color of tint for a 2k1 sheerwood green/blonde interior? - i was thinking of a dark brown tint. i don't know if black will look good with that color scheme.

anyone know the virginia law on tint % ???

thanks

You wanna know tint locations anywhere in the DC metro area? There is one shop in Capitol Heights. The BEST frigen tint shop around and he has a FLAT rate of only $100 for ANY CAR and ANY TINT.

Atlantic Window Tint
301-333-0146

He does the best jobs and one piece back windows. IF you dont believe me, come and meet me up in Laurel and I will show you the tint job he did on my car, ZERO bubbles.

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01-08-2002, 10:20 AM

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Just had a thought. I have family working at a Nissan dealer in Northern VA, I could ask where they send their vehicles for tinting?

Or, do what I did. Call the local Porsche or Benz dealer and ask them where they send their customers for tinting and go there. You're pretty sure to get a reliable company with a good warranty...just be prepared to pay a little more than the guys that come to your house in a van and tint your car while-u-wait.