Anyone have reflective/mirror tint?

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Anyone have reflective/mirror tint?

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Anyone have reflective/mirror tint? - 4/6/2008 10:34:44 AM

chrispcola

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My 05 redfire came with mirror/reflective tint, but I have to get it redone because most of it is scratched and peeling (recently installed moleskin as a result). I'm pretty sure it's only 50% on the sides and maybe 35% on the quarter and rear windows. So I'm planning to go a little darker on all the windows. I like the reflective look on redfire. But I'm worried it just won't look right if I went with the darker mirror tint. Anyone have any pics by chance?

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RE: Anyone have reflective/mirror tint? - 4/6/2008 10:39:36 AM

kdrshocker

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check the laws for your state, most of them say that reflective tint is illegal along with red/yellow and blue tint. (cops can't see into the car if its too dark, or reflective. the other colors are because those colors belong to cops and resuce services.

for FL:
http://www.tintcenter.com/laws/FL/

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RE: Anyone have reflective/mirror tint? - 4/6/2008 10:58:38 AM

chrispcola

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Yeah, I know I can't go too reflective (25% is the lowest in FL). I guess I should have clarified. The percentages I gave were the light transmission pecentages. I plan to do 35% on the front and 20% on the quarter and rear and use the legal reflectivity. I just haven't seen very many reflective tint on mustangs and want to see how it would look if it were darker (with legal reflectivity).

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