Consumer needs advice

[coast2coasttinting]

Really  depends on the million dollar question.  What color interior does the car have.  Keep in mind dark charcoal or black interior will look much darker then the same vehicle that has light grey or tan interior. 

[Jesus Freak]

14 minutes ago, DynamicAppearance said:

It depends on how you want it to look.  35 on the rear would flow better as in it wouldn't be as dramatic between the front/rear.  20 on the rear will give it more of a limo like...noticeably light in the front and dark in the back.

It doesn't have to be murdered out, per say.  I'm 54, I'm going to have to be able to see, but I do want it to look right, as in the tint flowing. I'm assuming the next step up from 20 is 35. So probably 50/35. 

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[Jesus Freak]

4 minutes ago, coast2coasttinting said:

Really  depends on the million dollar question.  What color interior does the car have.  Keep in mind dark charcoal or black interior will look much darker then the same vehicle that has light grey or tan interior. 

All black interior. I would post a picture, but this doesn't seem smartphone friendly. 

Edited September 2, 2017 by Jesus Freak

[Tintmaster08]

It depends on how you want it to look.  35 on the rear would flow better as in it wouldn't be as dramatic between the front/rear.  20 on the rear will give it more of a limo like...noticeably light in the front and dark in the back.

That's true

Really  depends on the million dollar question.  What color interior does the car have.  Keep in mind dark charcoal or black interior will look much darker then the same vehicle that has light grey or tan interior. 

Was thinking about that, and it's like what Dynamic said. It still depends on what he wants it to look like.

[jh812]

4 minutes ago, Jesus Freak said:

All black interior. I would post a picture, but this doesn't seem smartphone friendly. 

You'll need to download a photo resizer app.

[Tintmaster08]

Anything he puts on it is going to appear darker than normal cars though because it's a smaller interior, definitely not going to get an accurate idea of what you want by putting samples on the glass.

[coast2coasttinting]

Your front doors are supposed to be 40% to be legal. I would ask if they carry fxtreme 45% instead of 50%.  As for the back.  Legal in your state on the rear is 12%.  So either 20 or 35% on the rear is up to you. Ask for a small piece of both to look through at night.  This will give you an idea of how dark you are comfortable seeing out of. 

[Jesus Freak]

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Edited September 2, 2017 by Jesus Freak

[Jesus Freak]

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[Jesus Freak]

13 minutes ago, coast2coasttinting said:

Your front doors are supposed to be 40% to be legal. I would ask if they carry fxtreme 45% instead of 50%.  As for the back.  Legal in your state on the rear is 12%.  So either 20 or 35% on the rear is up to you. Ask for a small piece of both to look through at night.  This will give you an idea of how dark you are comfortable seeing out of. 

So 45 over OEM tinted glass is still legal?