Variable Tints
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I was going to get a pro actually but due to schedule conflicts, n bad weather.. I ended up doing them
black will be an option.
the colors are a lil off but remember.. It's still a TINT therefore it will still have some transparency to it. Around 1-2% very little. I'll post a better video that shows the view from inside. It's reflective so in the videos the transparency seems to be lower.
During hot days, will keep temperature down around 8 degrees Celsius
it does not affect the electrical system, everything is wired with backup as well as protection to the circuits.
I can control it via custom relay inside car or remote (up to around 100feet)
Here is a Video that shows how its wired:
I think my material supplier gave out my idea overseas.. lol.. i'm not suprised..
thanks guys...
Seethrough hood with this on it as well as headlight/taillights are in the works.
Enjoy.
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09-07-2009, 03:12 AM
#38
09-07-2009, 12:42 PM
So its a film , like regular window tint, but with power put to it (DC 12 volts or less?) the film changes transparency?
I was looking at a LCD glass license plate cover, flip a switch and u cant see the tag...
This seems to be the same concept.
+1 on pricing, and how this stuff comes, just on a roll?
I was looking at a LCD glass license plate cover, flip a switch and u cant see the tag...
This seems to be the same concept.
+1 on pricing, and how this stuff comes, just on a roll?
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09-07-2009, 12:53 PM
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is a whole diff story.
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09-07-2009, 04:13 PM
Sorry about the videos... It's shaky cause I'm using a POS sanyo xacti 1080p camcorder which has an antishake feature that cease to exist
I was going to get a pro actually but due to schedule conflicts, n bad weather.. I ended up doing them
black will be an option.
the colors are a lil off but remember.. It's still a TINT therefore it will still have some transparency to it. Around 1-2% very little. I'll post a better video that shows the view from inside. It's reflective so in the videos the transparency seems to be lower.
During hot days, will keep temperature down around 8 degrees Celsius
it does not affect the electrical system, everything is wired with backup as well as protection to the circuits.
I can control it via custom relay inside car or remote (up to around 100feet)
Here is a Video that shows how its wired: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AU6m5mBgk24
I think my material supplier gave out my idea overseas.. lol.. i'm not suprised..
thanks guys...
Seethrough hood with this on it as well as headlight/taillights are in the works.
Enjoy.
I was going to get a pro actually but due to schedule conflicts, n bad weather.. I ended up doing them
black will be an option.
the colors are a lil off but remember.. It's still a TINT therefore it will still have some transparency to it. Around 1-2% very little. I'll post a better video that shows the view from inside. It's reflective so in the videos the transparency seems to be lower.
During hot days, will keep temperature down around 8 degrees Celsius
it does not affect the electrical system, everything is wired with backup as well as protection to the circuits.
I can control it via custom relay inside car or remote (up to around 100feet)
Here is a Video that shows how its wired: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AU6m5mBgk24
I think my material supplier gave out my idea overseas.. lol.. i'm not suprised..
thanks guys...
Seethrough hood with this on it as well as headlight/taillights are in the works.
Enjoy.
Should of made him sign a confidentiality contract.
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09-07-2009, 05:38 PM
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