Matching late 90s Ford factory reflective tint?

[Guest darkdan]

It looks great....at a distance of 20 feet. LOL.

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

I'd say more like 27-28

[Guest darkdan]

Looks fantastic from 42.17 feet away.

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

But, thats ok. when you finish a customers car and they complain about a little speck, jus point to your truck and say, "Well, it looks better than mine. hahaha

[tintinater]

we used to use flatglass bronze, it's the closest I've ever seen, inside and out, I believe it was Johnson's, it was kind of coppery looking, but man it's almost an exact match, It won't pass the reflectivity law though..

[hoosierwindowtek]

That ford privacy glass is impossible to match because it's Bronze in color to look through but it has a neutral reflective color on the outside. I wish somebody had made a film to match it, but maybe none of the manufacturers cared.

Oh well, at least someone makes a match for the Volkswagen green.

[Guest S and S]

That ford privacy glass is impossible to match because it's Bronze in color to look through but it has a neutral reflective color on the outside. I wish somebody had made a film to match it, but maybe none of the manufacturers cared.

Oh well, at least someone makes a match for the Volkswagen green. :lol

[TINT]

That ford privacy glass is impossible to match because it's Bronze in color to look through but it has a neutral reflective color on the outside. I wish somebody had made a film to match it, but maybe none of the manufacturers cared.

Oh well, at least someone makes a match for the Volkswagen green.

I woudnt keep wasting my time on trying to match cause your not going to have much fun or luck.

besides, by the time you find a close to match film. its gonna look darker than 50%

[Guest darkdan]

What I have on there now is pretty close as far as what I want it to look like from the outside.

Sadly though, it's going to meter below 40% and the law is 47%.