What level of window tinting?
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[QUOTE=sizzo718;3990230 I asked the tint shop to cover the entire window meaning all the seats had to be removed in order for it to work. Not my style having the box cut around the light...doesn't look very clean IMO...but that's just me [/QUOTE]
Is this on a sedan?
I had the shop tint over the brake light on the shelf and they didn't have to take the seats out. There is a small gap between the light and window and they just used a card to push it down there.
I agree though, having the cutout for the brake light look silly
Is this on a sedan?
I had the shop tint over the brake light on the shelf and they didn't have to take the seats out. There is a small gap between the light and window and they just used a card to push it down there.
I agree though, having the cutout for the brake light look silly
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Is this on a sedan?
I had the shop tint over the brake light on the shelf and they didn't have to take the seats out. There is a small gap between the light and window and they just used a card to push it down there.
I agree though, having the cutout for the brake light look silly
I had the shop tint over the brake light on the shelf and they didn't have to take the seats out. There is a small gap between the light and window and they just used a card to push it down there.
I agree though, having the cutout for the brake light look silly
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Is this on a sedan?
I had the shop tint over the brake light on the shelf and they didn't have to take the seats out. There is a small gap between the light and window and they just used a card to push it down there.
I agree though, having the cutout for the brake light look silly
I had the shop tint over the brake light on the shelf and they didn't have to take the seats out. There is a small gap between the light and window and they just used a card to push it down there.
I agree though, having the cutout for the brake light look silly
I disagree whole heartedly. I would rather have a somewhat silly looking square, than have an old lady in a Camry shoved up my *** because she didn't know I was braking. I don't know how many times I have said this: Form Follows Function.
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I normally see break lights light up on the tails before looking anywhere else. My guess is that an old lady would notice large lights rather then the puny break light underneath the rear window
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