Tinted the car (pics)
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hawaii allows 35% on front, rear, and rearview windows. any percent tint is allowed on the front windshield at the top 4". however reflective tint is not allowed at all. :noes:
edit: come to think of it... last time i took my car in for safety check the tint was at 28%... maybe it's time to have it redone!
hawaii allows 35% on front, rear, and rearview windows. any percent tint is allowed on the front windshield at the top 4". however reflective tint is not allowed at all. :noes:
edit: come to think of it... last time i took my car in for safety check the tint was at 28%... maybe it's time to have it redone!
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I dont there's any place around here that would do 70%
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the %'s on tint work the other way around
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http://www.tintcenter.com/articles/bt_works.html
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The number you will most commonly see is the VLT% (Visible Light Transmittance). Almost all the official names of films include the VLT% within it like Johnson Executive PBC30 or Madico Charcool CH-55. VLT% tells you how much visible light is allowed to shine into the car, and also indirectly how dark the tint looks.
Last edited by End of Eternity; Aug 4, 2006 at 07:31 AM.