Best Window Tint available?
06-16-13, 08:15 PM
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Best Window Tint available?
being in southern California, there is no shortage of sun and heat
with the summer coming up and temps already reaching over 100F on some days, I need to get new tint done on my car
what is the best tint in terms of UV & heat blockage with max amount of light through?
im looking for at least 50% of light coming through
ive heard 3M Crystalline is amazing
also heard hauper optik being great too http://www.huperoptikusa.com/automotive.cfm
what is the best tint out there?
with the summer coming up and temps already reaching over 100F on some days, I need to get new tint done on my car
what is the best tint in terms of UV & heat blockage with max amount of light through?
im looking for at least 50% of light coming through
ive heard 3M Crystalline is amazing
also heard hauper optik being great too http://www.huperoptikusa.com/automotive.cfm
what is the best tint out there?
06-17-13, 10:38 AM
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Any of the major brands should perform similarly. That is, your car will still be an oven in the sun, even with tint, so any percentage difference on paper won't matter.
Using a good installer who knows the tint he installs is most important. Ceramic (like huper) tint installation requires a more laborious and advanced technique than of regular dyed tint because of the curved glass.
Using a good installer who knows the tint he installs is most important. Ceramic (like huper) tint installation requires a more laborious and advanced technique than of regular dyed tint because of the curved glass.
06-17-13, 07:55 PM
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Any of the major brands should perform similarly. That is, your car will still be an oven in the sun, even with tint, so any percentage difference on paper won't matter.
thanks
Using a good installer who knows the tint he installs is most important. Ceramic (like huper) tint installation requires a more laborious and advanced technique than of regular dyed tint because of the curved glass.
thanks
Using a good installer who knows the tint he installs is most important. Ceramic (like huper) tint installation requires a more laborious and advanced technique than of regular dyed tint because of the curved glass.
I have SunTek on my car and have been very happy with it. Can't go wrong with 3M products though
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