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ok, right now i have no tint and in a month i'm getting a bad *** Kicker System. so, should i just do 15% all around or should i do 15% on sides and 5% in the rear so no one can see my system?
thx guys
--pete
[ December 25, 2001: Message edited by: green 95 firebird ]</p>
<b>RIP:</b> 1995 green firebird <br /><br />\'00 bird soon to come...
well, i think you should go, 5 or 15% all around. i just think it looks crappy, when every window is a different shade, but i would go with 5%. don't forget that back window wraps around to the side, so you would be able to see the different shades.
1999 Chevrolet Camaro Z28<br />1987 Buick Grand National
I have 5% all the way around. Looks awsome except I usually have to roll down the windows when backing out at night, really sucks in the winter. Anything under 30% on the sides is illegal in colorado. I have been pulled over several times with it and nothing was even mentioned. Hell the cop mentioned no license plate on the front before the tint. But I don't think going different on sides and back looks bad if it's close
15% sides and 5% back looks really good and you can see better.
2002 M5 Bright Metallic Silver <br />*Fully loaded and modded<br /><br />2005 GSXR 750<br />*Micron Serpent Race Exhaust *K&N Filter *Power Commander *Trying to hit 200 MPH!<br /><br />1970 SS 454 Chevelle Cortez Silver<br />*It can pass anything but a gas station
actually, i'm goin w/15% tint on sides on back, but i want to put 35% mirror tint on the front windsheild(prolly illegal :rolleyes: )anyway, should i go w/ the black tint window tint or not, plus i have a ws banner, so should i leave the background mirrior or black w/mirror behind it?
thx 4 the help
--pete
<b>RIP:</b> 1995 green firebird <br /><br />\'00 bird soon to come...
hey I know this isn't helping you out, but how much would it cost to retint my car (the current tint has a few little stratches and isn't as dark as I'd like). I have about 200 dollars would that be enough?
I have the reflective tint and then 15% all around. It is a little hard to see at night but it looks great. You have to be within like 3 inches of the car to see inside and thats if the light isn's on it.
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