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i give up tryin to understand the tint %ages......mine is a 35%, which should be lighter than a 30, as 20% is dark lol........but i aint got any pics of the car in the sun to do the tints justice! also mine is a 20% on the rear, which i didnt ask for, but nevermind ill try find a pic wi the sun shining through the car
Quote: Originally posted by R3OBC on 08 March 2004
i give up tryin to understand the tint %ages......mine is a 35%, which should be lighter than a 30, as 20% is dark lol........but i aint got any pics of the car in the sun to do the tints justice! also mine is a 20% on the rear, which i didnt ask for, but nevermind ill try find a pic wi the sun shining through the car <!-- Kerio Popup Killer - script has been appended by KPF --><SCRIPT type=text/javascript><!-- nopopups();//--></SCRIPT><!-- Kerio Popup Killer - end of the script appended by KPF-->
Nah a 30% tint is darker than a 20%, a 30% tint should allow 70% of light through, a 20% tint would allow 80% light through.
But your glass is already tinted, so chances are if you put 20% tints on your actually nearer 30%
..but when i went in to get my tints done........lookin on the wall of tint examples.........20% was DARK.......and its a 20% on my back window. 50% was the lightest one on the demo shelf??
The tints must allow 70% of light through the windows. Thats TOTAL. Any less than this figure and a PG9 will be slapped on the car. Th elight can be measured by a light reading device which is carried by Road Safety Officers.