Green?

July 18, 2006

I chose a 35% titanium, which definitely looked gray in sample. After installation, it looks green. Any chance the color will change as it dries out?

July 18, 2006

First of all, what color is your car, second, what color is the interior. The coloring in the glass is made to corordinate with the color of the car. What kind of car. All of these factors will determine how it looks after the installation of window film

Mdog · July 18, 2006

Most cars these days have a light 70% green hue in the glass. It could be that the factory color combined with what you picked mad the color look that way it is.

I know from my tint papers I install, they are charcoal in color and some times they look kinda green installed on some cars.

blade · July 18, 2006

Most cars these days have a light 70% green hue in the glass.

:lol solargreen glass is probably what you're seeing. titanium doesn't look green.

Mdog · July 18, 2006

Here is a example of what I am talking about. this car has 35% charcoal tint on it. It appears green because the factory glass has green in the glass. The true charcoal color of the film doesnt shine through like it should because of the green in the glass.

July 18, 2006

Here is a example of what I am talking about. this car has 35% charcoal tint on it. It appears green because the factory glass has green in the glass. The true charcoal color of the film doesnt shine through like it should because of the green in the glass.

yep all the bow ties look like that

you should see the stealth really looks green :lol

July 18, 2006

Here is a example of what I am talking about. this car has 35% charcoal tint on it. It appears green because the factory glass has green in the glass. The true charcoal color of the film doesnt shine through like it should because of the green in the glass.

Ouch! Nah... it's not that green. The factory glass was more of a blue. Now it has more of a dull green tinge. I'm hoping it changes as it dries, but it's been a couple days already.