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Also planning on doing the panoramic sunroof and rest of the windows at the same time to cut the heat transfer.
Mikemann wroteI have 70 to 80% also on the front windshield it’s something I can never live without again I’ll have it on every car I own from now on the heat rejection In the non-glare on my eyes driving in the daytime is amazing. Specially, in bright daylight. I had the windshield and the two front windows done when I first purchased the car that recently took it back and put more tint to the rear doors, and back glass for heat rejection due to own windows have no Heat rejection this is made a huge difference. I would suggest to other people don’t hesitate to tent over the rear glass with like 70% ceramic.Anyone regret tinting their front windshield? How is night driving? I am considering 55%, but have never tinted my windshield on previous vehicles. Currently have the front 2 side windows at 15% ceramic.
SiempreSeattle wroteI’ve actually used the Lamar and prefer better because of the blue hue on the glass, especially the front. It looks more factory and most people don’t notice it.I'm going to do it, but with the most transparent tint I can find. I did Llumar on the windows of the front doors but will probably do Xpel on the windshield, because the Llumar stuff has a slight blueish look and it seems that the Xpel doesn't have a color to it at all.
Also planning on doing the panoramic sunroof and rest of the windows at the same time to cut the heat transfer.
Mikemann wroteI tinted my front windshield with Llumar Air 80 with 99% UV / IR and excellent heat rejection for tint that is basically clear. You won't notice it's there but am so thankful that I have it, especially on hot sunny days.Anyone regret tinting their front windshield? How is night driving? I am considering 55%, but have never tinted my windshield on previous vehicles. Currently have the front 2 side windows at 15% ceramic.
Eclimax13 wrotei have 2 stickers on the inside of my windshield and no one has ever made a fuss about it. Mine aren't inspection but for parking in kids school and such... can see them good enough and i have 35% reflectiveOur inspection stickers are stuck to the lower right corner of the windshield. How does the sticker do with the tint?
1. The inspectors can tell
2. If the sticker will easily come off
Eclimax13 wrotegotcha. if they are the plastic kinds that easily peel it wont be a problem. if they are the kind that have adhesive you will need goo gone for it. can still be done though as my dashcam came off my last car with windshield tint without a problem after goo gone but was a bit of a pain because i was being so careful. you can also look into buying the suction cup kind if its the adhesive ones.I was speaking more about the application and removal. Our inspections are yearly and no tint is allowed on the windshield. Wondering if...
1. The inspectors can tell
2. If the sticker will easily come off
Amazing how it changes in the light. Both of these photos are with it on.
More vehicle photos here.
It is a little dark entering underground parking lots, specially wearing sunglases, but other than that, I find it very comfortable and that Nanoceramic 99% UV rejection keeps the interior from UV damage for many years.
