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I was thinking about tinting my rear window on a 1998 Infiniti I30. I was considering a 20% tint with about a 50% heat block and an average cost tint. I was just wondering if anybody could give me a figure of how much it would cost. I live in NY so if I was to get the back side windows tinted I would only do it like 50% so I don't get a ticket.

I also have a few questions

Does your rear window defroster still work fine with the tint?

Is it hard to see out of in the rain or at night?

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We avoid talking about prices, due to the wide variety between locations and shop quality. Check out this page: http://www.tintdude.com/New_York.html for tinters in NY.

Your defoggers will still work with tint applied, just be sure to turn them off when the window is defogged.

Good luck :eyebrows

NYS only allows 70% on front and back windows. Does that mean the lowest tint I could go on my windows is 70%? If so, that's not even worth it to do it.

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We avoid talking about prices, due to the wide variety between locations and shop quality. Check out this page: http://www.tintdude.com/New_York.html for tinters in NY.

Your defoggers will still work with tint applied, just be sure to turn them off when the window is defogged.

Good luck :beer

NYS only allows 70% on front and back windows. Does that mean the lowest tint I could go on my windows is 70%? If so, that's not even worth it to do it.

Sure it is :eyebrows It will be alot better than what you have now!!

There are alot of light VLT products out there that would be awsome compared to what you have

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try to find a shop using 3M and carrys the prestige film. the 70% (which is also the front legal here in cali) blocks out as much heat and infrared as the 20%, its also a safety film and will hold the glass together protecting you in a crash or from break in

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try to find a shop using 3M and carrys the prestige film. the 70% (which is also the front legal here in cali) blocks out as much heat and infrared as the 20%, its also a safety film and will hold the glass together protecting you in a crash or from break in

does anybody have a few pictures of the 3M with the prestige film 70%; or just other cars with 70% tint

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