Tint % advice for tan interior

[takemorepills]

This is why I suggest, and use, Llumar AIR80/90 as it's optically clear yet blocks 99% UV along with IR and thermal heat! Best of both worlds. I use it on sunroofs and factory tinted glass too.

Thanks for the product recommendation, I'm getting a new truck at work and I have asked them for clear window tint that blocks UV and IR. They were scratching their head "huh, clear window tint?"

 

[KrackaC8]

Thanks for the product recommendation, I'm getting a new truck at work and I have asked them for clear window tint that blocks UV and IR. They were scratching their head "huh, clear window tint?"

It's an amazing product. I started using it on my C7 in 2014 and every vehicle since.

 

[ROLLTIDE]

It's an amazing product. I started using it on my C7 in 2014 and every vehicle since.

It's stupid to not get the full windshield done. It's the #1 source of heat entering your car. It saves you gas cause you can run your AC on low and not have to crank it on high all the time . Most of you want even notice 70 to 90% and neither will the cops . The only time you notice it is when you go below 70% and 55% is the sweet spot. If you worried about getting a ticket get an RX from your eye doctor and you can get it as dark as you want .

 

[CPerdomo]

It's stupid to not get the full windshield done. It's the #1 source of heat entering your car. It saves you gas cause you can run your AC on low and not have to crank it on high all the time . Most of you want even notice 70 to 90% and neither will the cops . The only time you notice it is when you go below 70% and 55% is the sweet spot. If you worried about getting a ticket get an RX from your eye doctor and you can get it as dark as you want .

Are you referring to the Llumar AIR80/90?
I've never heard of windshield tinting. But it sounds absolutely wonderful.

 

[ZULU-1]

Perhaps may consider a percentage tint level that will let you see effectively through the driver’s side window at night. Install a lighter tint (legal if applicable) instead of matching a darker % on the Pax window (darker tint on the remaining windows.) This may be helpful for those residing in States that have laws addressing the degree/percent of tint allowed on vehicle windows. The darker panels should create an obscuration level from outside the cockpit, as if the driver’s side matched the rest; hence allowing the driver better visibility (ei using the rear-view mirror) out on his side while driving in challenging visual environments. Also, a clear windshield film creates a noticeable temp difference, especially if you have cameras, toll pass devices, and or phone cradles hanging from the glass (suction-cups…etc.) Good luck!