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window tinting shade - how to decide? - 6/8/2008 9:57:55 AM   
bion

 

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I''m going to tint the windows of my 997TT (Atlas Grey) but it''s difficult to decide on 35% or 50% tint (I don''t want to go too dark). Any comments, advice, or photos from those who have actually done this?
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RE: window tinting shade - how to decide? - 6/8/2008 2:08:32 PM   
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Go light. Can you try cars fitted with the proposed tints at night?
What seems great on a sunny day can be a danger on a dark wet night! 
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RE: window tinting shade - how to decide? - 6/8/2008 8:59:36 PM   
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A very good safety point. Finding a car with 35% or 50% to sit in after dark will be a tough one. I''ll see if I can find a way to do this. The cars I did sit in, on a rainy day, suprised me as seeing out is a lot clearer than trying to see in, and the glare reduction was great. We get a lot of sunshine hours here in Alberta and we try to visit Arizona etc. so the heat reduction will be a bonus. I''m tempted to go 50% (light) but the shop I deal with recommends 35% for the above reasons. Still, the night driving issue haunts me.
Thanks Bob.
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