my current set up is 20 entire windshield. 20 on the first passager windows. the rest is 35%. going to slap 15 where the 35 is on top. and 20 on the first window. and to save money I'll slap 35 on the entire front windshield since the tint is ceramic. I'll see if it is safe to drive. if for some case it's not.then I'll get the entire ceramic windshield tint removed and get the 15. and go and get just a ceramic over it. since the tint am applying isn't ceramic just normal black tint.
I have same setup. 35% ceramic first layer all around and regular 5% on top of back windows and ceramic 5% on front two windows. It's still not dark enough during day time as I can still see through. I got 35% ceramic I3 windshield tint and it doesn't make much difference. Although it significantly reduces glare and heat so that's a big plus . Night time visibility on windshield is great especially since I got sealight x2 led's. They are very very bright. As for windows, It is a bit hard to see only it very dark neighborhoods or areas with very little light. But 5 over 35 is not as dark as going with limo tint.
@@KING-ij6ky nah it’s actually measured at 7% lol. But that setup is long gone. Got a new car with 5% on windshield, double 5% on 4 doors and triple 5% on the rear window. All layers are ceramic so full heat rejection and maximum privacy.
I am very sensitive to light. So I tinted mine pretty dark. I actually have a medical waiver for it. Also the strip on top isn’t at all the same as having the entire windshield tinted. You’re not even looking at the strip area while driving. It has its benefits too. I have 2 cars and strictly only drive the heavy tinted one during the day. My other car ain’t nearly as tinted.
Only a strip on the top adds little to no privacy when sitting in the car parked. It also gave me a headache because the lower windshield is so bright compared to the top. I recommend getting bright LED headlights if you tint the windshield, to be safer at night.
@@chocolatespecialist1 I personally would never tint the windshield but do you think the LED headlights would be an upgrade from the stock ones in my 2010 Ford focus? I don't wanna buy them if they're shitty. 🤔
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Boy you ah super gremlin
Got my truck same way 5% all around and 20% on windshield
Post a video on it
Got the same thing a few days ago. No problems seeing in the night for me
How is it in the rain
my current set up is 20 entire windshield. 20 on the first passager windows. the rest is 35%. going to slap 15 where the 35 is on top. and 20 on the first window. and to save money I'll slap 35 on the entire front windshield since the tint is ceramic. I'll see if it is safe to drive. if for some case it's not.then I'll get the entire ceramic windshield tint removed and get the 15. and go and get just a ceramic over it. since the tint am applying isn't ceramic just normal black tint.
How’s 5 over 35 bc I been thinking bout getting on all 4 windows. Do u have trouble backing up or seeing out of it
I have same setup. 35% ceramic first layer all around and regular 5% on top of back windows and ceramic 5% on front two windows. It's still not dark enough during day time as I can still see through. I got 35% ceramic I3 windshield tint and it doesn't make much difference. Although it significantly reduces glare and heat so that's a big plus . Night time visibility on windshield is great especially since I got sealight x2 led's. They are very very bright. As for windows, It is a bit hard to see only it very dark neighborhoods or areas with very little light. But 5 over 35 is not as dark as going with limo tint.
@@gojog595 over 35 is 1.75% VLT. Darker than limo.
@@gojog59 so basically, your riding around on 2% windows? lol
@@KING-ij6ky nah it’s actually measured at 7% lol. But that setup is long gone. Got a new car with 5% on windshield, double 5% on 4 doors and triple 5% on the rear window. All layers are ceramic so full heat rejection and maximum privacy.
@@gojog59 lol you’s a wild one. Thats insane dark.
nice bro . i got 15% all around and 35% windshield. that's dark eough for me. at night u can't see shit lol
How well can you see out of it driving it at night
About to do this setup but idk
Post a video on it.
I need 20% windshield too much sun syill gettin in with 35%
ur crazy lol but thats i be want to roll too, i got 17% on my two sides, and 5% all over the back. u can see fine at the night?
yea i was good, got a new car now with a lot darker lmao
Anyone in California have this setup?
Man I must be from somewhere else during the day my windows way darker plus my brow specially during the day
i cant see sht at night tho wit 5%
no class c misdemeanor ?
Can’t even see shit at night bro
Tinting the windshield of a car has to be one of the dumbest things a person can do. Why not just get a strip on the top?
I am very sensitive to light. So I tinted mine pretty dark. I actually have a medical waiver for it. Also the strip on top isn’t at all the same as having the entire windshield tinted. You’re not even looking at the strip area while driving. It has its benefits too. I have 2 cars and strictly only drive the heavy tinted one during the day. My other car ain’t nearly as tinted.
Only a strip on the top adds little to no privacy when sitting in the car parked. It also gave me a headache because the lower windshield is so bright compared to the top. I recommend getting bright LED headlights if you tint the windshield, to be safer at night.
@@chocolatespecialist1 I personally would never tint the windshield but do you think the LED headlights would be an upgrade from the stock ones in my 2010 Ford focus? I don't wanna buy them if they're shitty. 🤔
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