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2% Tint all around
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Author:  Sean [ Mon Dec 12, 2005 11:28 am ]
Post subject:  2% Tint all around
Here ya go:

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Author:  Tokyojoe [ Mon Dec 12, 2005 3:54 pm ]
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You need to shrink the size of the pics to about 1024x768. Too big...especially for those with only Highspeed connection.

That is what 2% tint looks like? Seems darker than I imagined. What are the laws in your state for tinting all auto windows? (This question is for everyone, not just the post author).

I am not sure what Colorado's law is on auto window tints. I am tinted on just the rear passenger windows and the back door window but not the front driver and shotgun windows and the windshield. I do not know of the tint % though.
Author:  zeero [ Mon Dec 12, 2005 4:04 pm ]
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Here in Ontario you could have totally black windows if you want...there are laws concerning window tint....however the only way you'd even get looked at by the police is if your in some silly little Honda with a giant fart-can exhaust pipe, and man is there alot of those guys around here....and I really mean ALOT!! So we're not to worried about tints and things too much here.
Author:  Sean [ Mon Dec 12, 2005 4:29 pm ]
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In Michigan you can have as dark as you want in the rears (doors + hatch) and any darkness on the front windshield + doors as long as it does not extend more than 4" down from the top of the glass.
Author:  Tokyojoe [ Mon Dec 12, 2005 8:16 pm ]
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That would look silly having only 4" of tint going down the window. Though the meaning is to reduce sun glare and intensity. Rarely is it needed all the way down the window, but it would still look silly (IMO) to just have 4" down the drivers door window..
Author:  Derek Mc [ Tue Dec 13, 2005 7:44 am ]
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24% to front and front sides the rest can be opaque if you really wanted in the UK
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