I paid $200 and my guy takes the windows out tints them and then puts them back in /lifetime warranty on this work

 

not sure how this guy does it but he says lifetime warranty on the film and they warranty their film if it bubbles or anything

 

mine sprayed it with adhesive and then laid the film on and squeegeed it and windows staid in the whole time lol

 

thats how most do it i believe

 

yes he does even files the tint edge on the driver passenger window so it looks like it is apart of the glass no normal tint line where it is clear and then tint he blended it perfectly

 

do you think 35% all around is too light? the guy i talked to said apparently theyre going around with meters here lately and busting alot of people so i think im going to go with 35% all around.

 

nahh 35% wont be too light i dont think. you will most def be able to notice a difference. eventually you could probably tint them darker like i plan on doing if you ever get a different daily driver

 

big enough difference over stock tho right?

and when i have a real job i think 200 bucks wont be a whole lot to go and do it again ha

 

yea you can totally see the tint at 35 % and it will look good

 

okay cool, and i was looking at britt's new pics and i saw here tint on the front windshield but not really sure if i should do it, ill paste here what the law says and you guys can let me know if you think its a good idea or not.

Windshield Non-reflective tint is allowed along the top of the windshield above the manufacturer's AS-1 line.