Window tinting has been a popular option for decades, both as a perceived insulator from heat and glare as well as increasing privacy. Having a tint on your windows, can help to reduce air conditioning usage in a way and improve the look of most cars.
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Perhaps adding in seller in title would be a good idea.
afaik tinting films actually increase the temperature of the glass
Doesn't that mean it's doing its job of keeping the inside cooler?
How hard would it to be DIY on my car?
Really hard, expecially with this low quality tint that will not shrink well.
15% isn’t legal in most states?
Windshield: Only uppermost 10% of the windshield may be tinted. Front side windows: Must have more than 35% VLT. Back side windows: Must have more than 20% VLT. Rear window: Must have more than 20% VLT.
Source: https://www.tinting-laws.com/australia/new-south-wales/
Even if its not legal, what are the chances a copper pulls you over for it? Almost 0%
In NSW, it’s a part of the yearly RWC/pink slip. Even though my road worthy guy knows my car and I take it to him every year, and he always checked the tint.
Is this suitable for windows on a house, or is there a better/cheaper option?
I'd like to know the same thing.
Same here
same same here!
There are many on ebay that is the silver reflective type offering privacy at home.
If anyone is wondering re width: 76cm x 7m