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Old 03-24-2005, 06:03 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Window tinting

I'm looking to tint my four doors and rear window. I've never had a tinted windows on a vehicle. Any advice from anyone on anything I should be considering other than tint level? Most places that offer tinting service are a little scary when I walk in, but maybe that's the norm. Thanks.
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Old 03-24-2005, 06:10 AM   #2 (permalink)
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This is PERFECT timing for this thread. I was just going to post a similar one, so I will just add in here.

First, Do we tint the sunroof as well?? Those of you who have tinted your cars, did you tint your sunroof??

Also, what is a "reasonable" price to expect to pay for a complete tint job, (including sunroof if necessary) using a good quality tint at about 30%?

This is my first tint on a vehicle as well, so as flipmode requested, ANY tips or suggestions would be much appreciated?

Thanks!!

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here is a thread where it is discussed a little
Rambit's Tint Details





here is a thread with the pics from same poster (Rambit)Rambit Headline News - Special Presentation
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This is PERFECT timing for this thread. I was just going to post a similar one, so I will just add in here.

First, Do we tint the sunroof as well?? Those of you who have tinted your cars, did you tint your sunroof??

Also, what is a "reasonable" price to expect to pay for a complete tint job, (including sunroof if necessary) using a good quality tint at about 30%?

This is my first tint on a vehicle as well, so as flipmode requested, ANY tips or suggestions would be much appreciated?

Thanks!!

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Here's a link to my pictures the day I picked mine up. The tint (in my opinion) looks excellent. At first I thought they had tinted my sunroof, but it was not done. It has a tint to it already.

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I'm looking to tint my four doors and rear window. I've never had a tinted windows on a vehicle. Any advice from anyone on anything I should be considering other than tint level? Most places that offer tinting service are a little scary when I walk in, but maybe that's the norm. Thanks.
Flip,

I just got my done on tuesday and it was $220 but then I had a 10% off coupon. So I payed $198 for all 4 side windows and the back. What color 300 do you have? I have a brillant black so I went 5% all the way around.
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OK...so we don't tint the sunroof?

Any "tips", things to ask, look out for when choosing a shop, installer??

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15% all the way around, nothing on the sunroof "it has factory smoked glass". Paid $100 plus a $20 tip. My tinter took the time to pull the back deck out to tint over where the third brake light is as well instead of cutting around it.

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Sweet ride ktrends!

So which is "preferrable"..... to go around the brake light or go over it? Won't going over the brake light make it less effective AND cause issues with the law?

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Sweet ride ktrends!

So which is "preferrable"..... to go around the brake light or go over it? Won't going over the brake light make it less effective AND cause issues with the law?

JFF

The perferrable way to do it IMO is to cover the third brake light, it is still VERY bright through the tint becuase the light is so close to the window. The tint as very little if any effect on it. It just looks a lot cleaner with it covered. I will snap some pics with the brake lights on "as soon as I get it back from the dealer" damn power pedals are broke.
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Ktrends,

I agree with the brake light being covered, they did this to mine also. You paid $100 plus tip so you got an awesome deal.
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