wing0

Hi,

After tinting my personal car, I do find a big difference in the heat rejection and all.

I am now thinking of putting some tint on the RX300 mostly for my dad's skin problem.
He's usually the lone occupant in the vehicle for work and such.

I have the following questions:

The rear mirror tints, do they block 99% UV and have similar heat rejection like normal tint film?

I'm planning to put a clear film like Llumar Air 80 on the front driver/passenger windows only both for cost effectiveness. Anyone have experience with this product and its effectiveness in cutting down heat while maintaining good outward visibility at night?

dme361

My wife has a skin disease and sensitivity to the sun, so I have thought of the same things you are. I added tint to all side windows of her 2nd generation RX taking the light transmission down to the low 20s. North Carolina allows this with a medical waiver from the state. The rear glass was already below 30, but I was unsure of the UV rejection from the factory. I did not tint the tailgate as it was already difficult to see to back at night. The slope of the windshield allows a lot of light penetration, so she wears gloves when driving. One of the film companies offers a clear film for the windshield that blocks UV, but I passed on this product. Good Luck.