SicilianSecrets
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Someone just texted me a place. Thanks guys!
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Car Window Tinting in Baton Rouge
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Never heard of signing anything. But whether you sign it or not, you're still getting a small ticket. Depends if it's worth it to you.Mobile One in Metairie will do a Darker-than-Legal tint for you, but they ask you to sign something saying that you were aware of it when they did it. IMO, La. legal tint is so light as to be not worth doing.
SicilianSecrets
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It's interesting that what is legal in one state, can be illegal in another tint wise.
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I can't believe they would provide evidence that a vehicle was tinted darker than legal because as an installer they face fines for installing tint that is not compliant with the law. Back in the day, most glass shops would do it on a "cash only" basis.
SicilianSecrets
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20-35% has always been just right for me without causing concern with vision or law enforcement.
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SicilianSecrets
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At this point in my life, I think clear windows look classier, but I do like the glare protection and privacy with tint
I'm on the level with this. The only thing I can figure is maybe they want to deflect any potential litigation? Again, not the way I would choose to do business, but of course it's not MY shop.
I got 15% all around on my wife's last car, and I found that it made it difficult to see when driving at night. I don't think I'd go more than 20%, maybe 25. I think the tint laws are silly. I have little kids and they complain way less when the sun isn't in their eyes.
But I also don't condone illegal activity.
But I also don't condone illegal activity.
SicilianSecrets
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I'm thinking huper optik ceramic 30% on all windows this go around. Privacy, heat rejection, and still can see out at night fine.
I prefer to do 20% on the sides with 5% on the rear. Then again, I have this:
How did you acquire this?
If you want the highest heat rejection, without going dark. Look at Wincos. I have it on my escalade, and it's better than the lumnar ceramic I had on a previous car. Not only does it reject heat, you can get the light 40-50% version and it'll still out perform other tint. People with normal tint (non-mettalic or ceramic) don't realize the cheaper tint actually attracts heat. It's like wearing a black t-shirt in the summer.
