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Car and Truck Window Tint

Tinting your windows can provide a stylish look for your vehicle, but also offers additional comfort for the interior of your car as well as your eyes. It not only makes your vehicle look better, it also increases safety. Laws regarding how dark your tinting can be vary by state, so be sure to check your local state laws before embarking on your project.

Each state has its own laws regarding the degree of window tint that is legal. A simple way to find out your specific state laws is to contact your local DMV. They can provide you with information as to where you can get your vehicles window film inspected. Keep in mind that what is legal in one state may not be in another.

Window tinting, by definition, is a process of preventing various light levels from entering through the vehicles glass, including the windshield, side windows, and rear window. It helps prevent harmful UV rays from entering your vehicle. If you have a newer car, there is already a level of window tint pre-installed to protect from harmful UV rays. It also provides additional comfort for your eyes, increased safety, and even energy savings.

Many drivers are choosing to tint their windows for various reasons including safety, comfort, protection from harmful UV UV rays, and increased privacy. It can be done following these simple steps. The first step is to decide what level of tint you want as you have seven different levels of tint to choose from.

You should read the instructions for the specific product you bought, but in general, this is the process. To start, clean the windows you are going to tint thoroughly. Its important that the window glass is completely clean before beginning so clean multiple times if need be. This is to ensure you end up with a smooth tint over your glass. Then carefully measure and pre-cut your tint, and then apply the application solution. Finally, apply tinting to the window, and you can use a squeegee to press the tint to the window.

The side windows on either side of the driver have to allow for 43% light transmittance. However, the glass tint in the back seat can be as dark as you wish. One thing to keep in mind regardless of the shade level, you must have a right side mirror on your vehicle.