Options for sub 5% tint?

[florida tinter]

have your distributer make a roll of 1% for ya.?

special order.

[poppawilly67]

black trash bags is cheaper.

[Ryker]

Double 5% is more like 0.25%

 

5% and 50% should get 2.5%

 

Oh and darker than 5%? You shouldn't even be allowed on the street.

[TNTLady]

Somewhere there is a village and they are missing their idiot...JS

[Joey]

55 minutes ago, TNTLady said:

Somewhere there is a village and they are missing their idiot...JS

Sorry I’m not to knowledgeable in regards to tints, but at least I’m smarter then most people being able to afford to daily a S63🤷‍♂️

[Joey]

13 hours ago, Booms said:

 

 

 

Lol sorry, didn’t really research that😂

[Roach]

1 minute ago, Joey said:

Sorry I’m not to knowledgeable in regards to tints, but at least I’m smarter then most people being able to afford to daily a S63🤷‍♂️

 

Yeah but honestly, it has nothing to do with the film, but more with regards to the whole safety factor, which requires no knowledge of film to understand that having your windows pretty much blacked out is not safe, not only for you, but the people around you. 

 

 

 

[blackoutauto]

My meter read 0% when I double limo.

 

To be honest 5percent vs 2.5 you can barely tell the difference. Layering film may distort your vision a little

 

Solargard hp smoke plus has a vlt of 3%

Not sure if that point five percent is gonna be to unbearable for you

Edited September 27, 2018 by blackoutauto

[Joey]

1 hour ago, Ryker said:

Double 5% is more like 0.25%

 

5% and 50% should get 2.5%

 

Oh and darker than 5%? You shouldn't even be allowed on the street.

I’m quite certain that even 5% is not legal in my county, thank you for your input!

[Joey]

11 minutes ago, blackoutauto said:

My meter read 0% when I double limo.

 

To be honest 5percent vs 2.5 you can barely tell the difference. Layering film may distort your vision a little

Thank you for the insight, I have yet to see a 2.5 in person; probably for good reason, but I was wondering if there was a “diminishing returns” type law applicable to tints. I’ll most likely have my local tint shop lay down a sample and or have a side by side comparison with a 5% before I take it on the road.

 

Ill look into the solargard’s 3% film thanks.

Edited September 27, 2018 by Joey
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