CAR WINDOW TINT FILM TINTING SUPER DARK BLACK LIMO 5% 76cm x 3M NEW

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In these directions, we will focus on explaining how to install tint from a roll, so our instructions will include measuring and cutting to window dimensions. If you opt for a set of pre-cut tints, your installation will be simpler, and you only need to follow the latter part of the directions. 1. Before You Start Car Window Tinting Pressing the tint in place with your hand, trace two of the straight edges of your windows with a knife. If you’re working on your driver side window, you should cut the bottom and the right edge. Pull the film towards the side edge, leaving around 1 inch of spare tint. VLT – Visible Light Transmitted: The percentage of visible light that passes directly through filmed glass: the higher the number, the lighter the film. The first way to classify window tint is by the cut. You can get pre-cut tint tailored for the model of your car, or you can get an entire roll of tint to measure and cut on your own. 1.1. Pre-cut film Of all the windows on your car, these are the ones that are least important in terms of vision. This is why most states allow you to tint your rear side windows with much darker tint than you’d use for a windshield, rear window or front side window. In some states, there really are no restrictions.

TSER – Total Solar Energy Rejection: The percentage of total solar energy rejected by filmed glass. The higher this value, the less solar heat is transmitted. So, if your tint film lets 50% of the light through, and your car came with the windows tinted to allow 80% of the light in, you need to calculate the total light which is allowed through. To do this, you should multiply the window tint percentages. Here’s how it looks: (0.50 × 0.80) ×100 = 40% For starters, most states allow different window tint levels for different windows. While you may be able to tint window with 35% tint, another window may require 40% tint. Conversely, it could be the case that some windows have no restrictions in terms of VLT level. Sometimes it’s best to buy a few different window tint percentages so you can mix and match.All Simply Window Films provide your car windows with a hiqh-quality and stylish look. They also provide protection from sun, heat, and glare. Features & Benefits: Interestingly enough, there are no states that don’t allow you to tint your rear window. No matter where you live, you can put some level of tint on your rear windshield and still drive legally. Dark Tint vs. Light Tint

It ain't easy.If you're really going to do this yourself, a clean, dust-free space is required, as noted above. That means a quality dust collection system in your garage. We also highly recommend a window tint application tool kit. Please select the issue you are trying to resolve and all the relevant window film products will be available to you. WARNING: This modification is replacing your original Vehicles.meta, any mod which required you to change the vehicles.meta may not work after replacing it with my vehicles.meta. As is the case with the windshield, tinting your rear window isn’t the simplest process. Your rear window allows you to see what’s going on behind you when you’re on the road. If you tint your rear window too dark, you’ll end up having to rely on your side mirrors. This is why most states don’t allow you to tint your rear window very dark. Every Police car should be included. If you find some vehicle which i forgot about, please text me. Even if i do not really think this mod will ever need an update. (I will update it, if required!)

Peel off the protective layer, but don’t completely remove it. Peel around a half off, with the other half in place. Spray the exposed adhesive with a bit of clean water – don’t use soapy water for this step.

The Law - "Under regulations first issued 20 years ago and clarified three years ago, the windscreen must allow in at least 75 per cent of light while at least 70 per cent must pass through the driver's side windows"It's possible to do it yourself to save the cost of labor, but there are some issues to consider before you decide to apply a car window tint yourself versus allowing a professional to handle it. The most obvious positive to taking the DIY route is that it's cheaper. If you're handy, patient, and have a clean area in which to work (such as a garage with little to no dust), applying window tint isn't especially hard. Then again, an experienced professional can generally do a better job while saving you time. The work often comes with a guarantee or warranty, and they can make sure the tint is legal, helping you avoid a citation. designs, formulates, and manufactures 3M™ Automotive Window Film for optimum performance and durability. The 3M commitment to quality is the foundation for the warranty coverage we provide. Ask your 3M authorized installer or see your warranty card for details. Still, some of these states require you to have dual side mirrors even if you’re only using 35% tint on your rear window. There are some states where you simply aren’t allowed to tint your front side windows. Even though these states are strict about front side window tint, some of them allow you to use the darkest window tint on the market when it comes to your rear side windows. Tinting Your Rear Side Windows