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Originally Posted by ericmpena
The only time it doesn't look dark enough is when you're looking right through the driver window and through the passenger window during mid day. If you look at the tint at any other angle the dark interior of the car makes the tint actually look a lot darker than it really is.
Personally I'd try to match the driver/passenger windows with the backseat windows. I think it looks messy when you have two windows next to each other and they are different shades of tint. You should try to keep the sides of the car uniform IMO.
If I were you I'd go with 20% all around if it's possible. I like the uniform look.
If you can't do 20% all around then maybe 15% rear window, and 35% for the rest. That's what I have and it looks great.
FYI....15% on the rear window is still good to see out of. Any darker though and you're asking for problems. I installed a reverse camera so I actually don't use my back window for reversing much though...
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Good point about the dark interior of the car. Never even crossed my mind!
Yes, now that I think about it, I'd probably prefer to have the sides of the car uniform. Might be a little easier for the guy doing the tints too. I can do 20% all around (though illegal) but I'm just afraid it will be too dark at night and I don't want to risk mine and others' safety although 20% all around during daylight I think looks AWESOME
Ahhh, reverse camera! That's going to be on my list of things to get for the car now. THANKS A LOT, there goes another chunk of change hahaha. Just kidding! But not about the reverse camera going on my list of things to get. I'm so bad at estimating where the back ends on all the cars I drive; I always end up having way to much extra space
It probably has something to do with the fact that I'm Asian. AND female. FAIL
