tint law chart

[tint_audiopros]

who or which website has the most up to date tint law chart, im looking for a file for our website. Thanks in advance.

[tint_audiopros]

even tintlaws.com is out of date

[TintDude]

Are mine out of date?

I update it when I learn of law changes

http://www.tintdude.com/laws.html

If anyone sees something that needs updating please let me know.

[tint_audiopros]

I forgot you had one TD, Thanks

IL is not fully correct, well its correct if your going darker than 30% on the rears, right? Don't they have the 50%dp law now?

[TintDude]

Man I forgot all about that, I could have sworn I had updated it when Dave got that law passed.

I've updated the charts and added a link to Dave's thread:

http://www.tintdude.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=51398

[blade]

you need to update WA laws too. changed recently to 24% NET law all around for passenger vehicles. we no longer have to deal with the 35% +/- bullshiat.

[tint_audiopros]

you need to update WA laws too. changed recently to 24% NET law all around for passenger vehicles. we no longer have to deal with the 35% +/- bullshiat.

well thats friggin sweet

[tint_audiopros]

Man I forgot all about that, I could have sworn I had updated it when Dave got that law passed.

I've updated the charts and added a link to Dave's thread:

http://www.tintdude.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=51398

no sweat TD

[TintDude]

you need to update WA laws too. changed recently to 24% NET law all around for passenger vehicles. we no longer have to deal with the 35% +/- bullshiat.

Thanks Ash, I've updated the pages.

[Guest Darknesswithin]

you need to update WA laws too. changed recently to 24% NET law all around for passenger vehicles. we no longer have to deal with the 35% +/- bullshiat.

hey Blade,, ... you have the tolerance of +/- 3% according to the "Statute" in Wa on sunscreening or window tint

here's what everyone should do if your not sure about the state laws based on what Iwfa or any other website say's go to the Goverment website for your particular state because those websites only tell you have of what you need to know, obviously the "Statute" itself

here check it out, I looked up your state for you

http://www.wsp.wa.gov/traveler/passequip.htm <<<<< scroll dow to the proper section for sunscreening details

Window Tinting / Sunscreening

Sunscreening devices are products, permanent, semi-permanent, and temporary, which reduce the adverse effects of the sun. RCW 46.37.430

The maximum level of sunscreening material to be applied to any window, except the windshield, shall have a total reflectance of 35% or less ( +3%), and a light transmittance of 35% or more ( +3%) resulting in a minimum of 24% light transmission on AS-2 glazing. RCW 46.37.430