Windshield tints?
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Windshield tints?
I am thinking of getting no/little shaded tints for my windshield to reflect the heat, its starting to bother me, theres alot of heat coming from the windshield.
I was thinking of going with a ceramic tint which reflects alot of UV/heat but with little or no colour.
Anyone of you guys have done something like this? pls chime in which prices and other comments . THANKS
I was thinking of going with a ceramic tint which reflects alot of UV/heat but with little or no colour.
Anyone of you guys have done something like this? pls chime in which prices and other comments . THANKS
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Originally Posted by jdanielsg
Yeah I want something with little or no colour but helps with the heat so thats why I am looking into ceramics, they are popular in countries i.e Singapore extremely hot but do not allow tints.
You can choose any tint level you want, just like with any tint, but the heat and UV reflection is almost double what semi-metalic tints can provide.
I just had mine done with Huper Optik and I'm very happy with the results.
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Originally Posted by AesonVirus
Ceramic is definitely the way to go then...
You can choose any tint level you want, just like with any tint, but the heat and UV reflection is almost double what semi-metalic tints can provide.
I just had mine done with Huper Optik and I'm very happy with the results.
You can choose any tint level you want, just like with any tint, but the heat and UV reflection is almost double what semi-metalic tints can provide.
I just had mine done with Huper Optik and I'm very happy with the results.
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All the better films are going to keep out the same amount of UV. Between 80-99%. Its a standard thing with all films. The only one that keeps out more is the llumar UV shield. Keeps out UV A and B. The llumar (formula one) UV shield is nice but does next to nothing for heat. Its made for people with medical conditions to UV rays. Not a tint but a UV blocker. I use a high performance 50% on my cars as well as customers. Anything darker is foolish and unsafe.
Its one of those things you will never go without once you have had it.
Its one of those things you will never go without once you have had it.
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Originally Posted by ClearBra_Guy
All the better films are going to keep out the same amount of UV. Between 80-99%. Its a standard thing with all films. The only one that keeps out more is the llumar UV shield. Keeps out UV A and B. The llumar (formula one) UV shield is nice but does next to nothing for heat. Its made for people with medical conditions to UV rays. Not a tint but a UV blocker. I use a high performance 50% on my cars as well as customers. Anything darker is foolish and unsafe.
Its one of those things you will never go without once you have had it.
Its one of those things you will never go without once you have had it.
I didn't do my windshield, not legal in MA.
I paid $380 for mine, got a deal bringing 2 G's at the same time.
Hyper usually runs approx $450. (twice the price of conventional films)
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Originally Posted by mdominick12
i have 35% on the windshield and i love it. i think i paid around $60 for the windshield. i attached a few pics for ya. i would highly recommend it, good luck!