Visors?!
What's with the visors in our cars?! They are so small! They don't block any sun..
Anyways, I've always tinted my cars but have never even considered putting a "tint strip" on the windshield. I never had a reason to plus I thought it was illegal?
Am I crazy for seriously wanting to do this?!
Anyways, I've always tinted my cars but have never even considered putting a "tint strip" on the windshield. I never had a reason to plus I thought it was illegal?
Am I crazy for seriously wanting to do this?!
In your state (Virginia) non-reflective tint is allowed along the top of the windshield above the manufacturer's AS-1 line.
I've never seen window tint applied above the windshield's AS-1 line look good.
Just sit a little taller in your seat and use the visor, and don't forget your sunglasses.
I've never seen window tint applied above the windshield's AS-1 line look good.
Just sit a little taller in your seat and use the visor, and don't forget your sunglasses.
If the visors were any bigger, I literally wouldn't be able to see the road or cars in front of me. I have the seat at the lowest setting and can't see traffic lights or street signs when I use the visors. I do wish they would extend for when you use them to block the sun from the side.
If the visors were any bigger, I literally wouldn't be able to see the road or cars in front of me. I have the seat at the lowest setting and can't see traffic lights or street signs when I use the visors. I do wish they would extend for when you use them to block the sun from the side.
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Wow, I had absolutely no idea about this either. I knew about the other things (i.e. card slot, visor, lights, etc), but this never occurred to me.
I guess that I never thought to pull the visor out like that. I would be afraid to break it. I'm glad that someone like ItzFilyO has the *****
haha!
Ty for the video good sir,
~ Im2bz2p345
Wow, I had absolutely no idea about this either. I knew about the other things (i.e. card slot, visor, lights, etc), but this never occurred to me.
I guess that I never thought to pull the visor out like that. I would be afraid to break it. I'm glad that someone like ItzFilyO has the *****
haha!Ty for the video good sir,
~ Im2bz2p345
In your state (Virginia) non-reflective tint is allowed along the top of the windshield above the manufacturer's AS-1 line.
I've never seen window tint applied above the windshield's AS-1 line look good.
Just sit a little taller in your seat and use the visor, and don't forget your sunglasses.
I've never seen window tint applied above the windshield's AS-1 line look good.
Just sit a little taller in your seat and use the visor, and don't forget your sunglasses.
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