20% tint - any issues?

Wow! thats dark man... but its probably good for my newborn son anyway :) (excuses... hehehe)

hehe - thats what i keep saying to the missus (got 2 youngsters myself) - it works. I havent experienced any bad safety issues with it either (neither my wife)... its not too bad at all actually.

Here's another shot from the rear i just worked out how to load (still learning this forum stuff)... Cheers.

http://i713.photobucket.com/albums/w...DSC01472-1.jpg

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Originally Posted by 09euro23

The risk you have to take i guess - but from my experience, if you dont drive like a knob and get their attention, they will happily let your black windows cruise on...

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Put it down to luck and not being in the right place at the wrong time.

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Originally Posted by Min988

Does the blue tint do much in regards to sun protection?

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It has a total solar heat rejection of about 46% with 99% UV filtration.
Rob.

problem with tinting the front windscreen i believe is if you hit a pedestrian, then the windscreen has less chance of shattering causing more injury. With 100% clear film they may not realise, but if something happens like i mentioned your scr#wed!!!

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Originally Posted by bbell

problem with tinting the front windscreen i believe is if you hit a pedestrian, then the windscreen has less chance of shattering causing more injury.

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er... i thought this is a good thing, not a problem? :confused:

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Originally Posted by denot

er... i thought this is a good thing, not a problem? :confused:

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how can making the windscreen stronger be good, it needs to cushion impact

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Originally Posted by bbell

how can making the windscreen stronger be good, it needs to cushion impact

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if the windscreen shattered easily after hitting sum1, then the driver will be injured as well rite?

anyway...

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Originally Posted by denot

if the windscreen shattered easily after hitting sum1, then the driver will be injured as well rite?

anyway...

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tinting makes the windscreen stronger, hence more inpact to pedestrians. The windscreen should be left as it and not tinted. Hey just telling you what a qualified tinter told me. Hence why its ILLEGAL to have it dine. Only thing you can tint on a windscreen is a sunvisor strip. Just my 20c worth.

Tint will make NO difference to the person you hit....its a thin film. Seriously.....it will just hold the glass fragments together.

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Originally Posted by bbell

tinting makes the windscreen stronger, hence more inpact to pedestrians. The windscreen should be left as it and not tinted. Hey just telling you what a qualified tinter told me. Hence why its ILLEGAL to have it dine. Only thing you can tint on a windscreen is a sunvisor strip. Just my 20c worth.

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for me its becoz it make its looks yuck with all the reflections :p

anyway, 20% tint is ILLEGAL as well...