Before and after tint
Before and after tint
I had my windows tinted last week...Here are before/after pictures. I have a few more things in mind but this is the first modification.
Material: Sun-Gard High Performance Metallic
Done at: www.dr-tint.com
I am please with the job. I also used their Heat Gun to remove the dealers logo on the back...So 2x modifications done
I saw a bubble at a corner of a window, went back and they fixed it in 20 seconds.
The Tint for the car is:
50% front (incl: Sunstrip) 50% is "illegal" in Quebec, we are allowed 70% max. They could stop me for inspection...I'll have to wait and see
35% Back
20% Rear window





Material: Sun-Gard High Performance Metallic
Done at: www.dr-tint.com
I am please with the job. I also used their Heat Gun to remove the dealers logo on the back...So 2x modifications done

I saw a bubble at a corner of a window, went back and they fixed it in 20 seconds.
The Tint for the car is:
50% front (incl: Sunstrip) 50% is "illegal" in Quebec, we are allowed 70% max. They could stop me for inspection...I'll have to wait and see

35% Back
20% Rear window





Last edited by Granit; Sep 9, 2006 at 06:50 AM.
it looks normal too me but ehy u do wat u got to do haha... btw why is it illegal over in quebec?? 50% is nothing man... je me souvient de quoi?? ca veut dire quoi sur la plate je me souvient?? mais de quoi??
For the benefit of those reading who don't know what the percentages mean. It represents the amount of light that passes through with the tint film applied. So 5% means that only 5% of the light gets through. The lower the percentage the darker it is. 0% would allow no light ie. completely blacked out.
Different countries and even states within those countries have different laws regarding how dark you can go. In Australia 35% is the legal limit all round (except windscreen that can't be tinted except for a small strip at the top). Authorities can test how dark a film is with a light meter or a test card / strip.
Different countries and even states within those countries have different laws regarding how dark you can go. In Australia 35% is the legal limit all round (except windscreen that can't be tinted except for a small strip at the top). Authorities can test how dark a film is with a light meter or a test card / strip.
In my state, it's unlimited in rear, no tint up front.
So you literally can have opaque double layer 0% on all your rears, but your fronts have to be stock. Idiotic.
That's not to say I won't be putting on a little anyway - was planning the same for mine, actually... 20/35/50. Although seeing it now, may go 15/25/50...
So you literally can have opaque double layer 0% on all your rears, but your fronts have to be stock. Idiotic.
That's not to say I won't be putting on a little anyway - was planning the same for mine, actually... 20/35/50. Although seeing it now, may go 15/25/50...
Originally Posted by aziatiklover
it looks normal too me but ehy u do wat u got to do haha... btw why is it illegal over in quebec?? 50% is nothing man... je me souvient de quoi?? ca veut dire quoi sur la plate je me souvient?? mais de quoi??
The two front windows is 70% max.
Windshield well 0%, suntrip 6 inches max.
Everything else we can do what we want.
And for "Je me souviens"....Well I actually do not remember what it refers to !!
No there not strict. But if they pull me over for something and I try to be a smart ass they might add the window as a bonus. I will not be stopped just for the windows.
So I'm practicing; "Yes, Sir" "Thank you, Sir" and "Have a nice day, Sir"
So I'm practicing; "Yes, Sir" "Thank you, Sir" and "Have a nice day, Sir"
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