I've checked the archives for information on aftermarket tinting for the front driver's and passenger's windows, but I can't seem to find any specific information and/or experiences documented of anyone having installed the tinting that most nearly matches the other (rear) windows.
I'd like to find the specific brand/type of tinting material used and specific process used so when I start contacting shops I can let them know exactly what I am looking for in terms of installing the best match. I don't want to be sold something that they say will match when in fact it just doesn't make the grade.
In Hawaii, many people just ignore the law and install whatever level of tinting they feel like without any worry of being cited by the police.
If anyone has the same dark level of tinting all around, does this, in your personal opinion, create more danger at night than the added benefits of daytime protection and sleeker look from the outside?
Thanks for any and all input on this subject. I have found that the information and opinions expressed here are very ofter better than the information I can get locally from the "experts" trying to sell you something or doing the actual work.
Mark
I'd like to find the specific brand/type of tinting material used and specific process used so when I start contacting shops I can let them know exactly what I am looking for in terms of installing the best match. I don't want to be sold something that they say will match when in fact it just doesn't make the grade.
In Hawaii, many people just ignore the law and install whatever level of tinting they feel like without any worry of being cited by the police.
If anyone has the same dark level of tinting all around, does this, in your personal opinion, create more danger at night than the added benefits of daytime protection and sleeker look from the outside?
Thanks for any and all input on this subject. I have found that the information and opinions expressed here are very ofter better than the information I can get locally from the "experts" trying to sell you something or doing the actual work.
Mark