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Old 04-11-2008, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by raskal83
I think the factory tint of 35% allows in too much light for me. I was going to try to get a 25% tint all around. If they were to put 25% on the fronts and put a 25% on top of the rear would it come out to look like 25% or would it be darker. I am assuming it would be a bit darker in the rear since it is double layering tint. Anyway around this?
It's very common to have the front tint lighter than the back so I don't think it's such a big deal to have them pecfectly matched. Most cars here in L.A are like that since it's illegal to have the front tinted anyway but the cops will cut you some slack if the fronts are not too dark. I have 5% rear and 15% in the front and they still look good. Anything more than 20% does not cut it for me when it's over 100 degrees in the summer and I have 2 kids in the rear.
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