Windshield Tint
Instructor
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From: Indiana
No issues I've seen at night, but admittedly I dont drive this car at night much. I hate cleaning bugs off it. It is applied on the inside. I will call the dealer I bought the car from to find out brand of tint used.
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From: Las Vegas NV
St. Jude Donor '17
Air 80 on all my vehicles, and you definitely feel a difference - most of my commute is directly east/west, so full Vegas sun both ways. No starring/sunburst/etc. at night, no issues with the HUD.
And don't think anyone (law enforcement or otherwise) would notice the tint, its that light.
And don't think anyone (law enforcement or otherwise) would notice the tint, its that light.
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Racer
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Thanks. Understand the bugs, but not if applied to inside as you stated (?)
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From: Porter Ranch CA
XPEL PRIME XR PLUS (nano-ceramic particle formulation) blocks 99 percent of the sun’s UVA and UVB rays and more than 98 percent of its heat and infrared radiation even their verision that has no tint.
I had the XPEL Prime XR Plus (30%) installed on the driver, passenger, quarter panel windows and rear hatch. Even going through Las Vegas when it was 107 degrees outside we could not feel heat coming through the windows.
I was going to have the windshield done too but glad I did not because during that roadtrip I got a hugh crack in the windshield which is getting replaced tomorrow. Something to think about.
I had the XPEL Prime XR Plus (30%) installed on the driver, passenger, quarter panel windows and rear hatch. Even going through Las Vegas when it was 107 degrees outside we could not feel heat coming through the windows.
I was going to have the windshield done too but glad I did not because during that roadtrip I got a hugh crack in the windshield which is getting replaced tomorrow. Something to think about.
Last edited by Deweyox; Sep 19, 2018 at 11:31 AM.
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Why do some senior members of this forum feel compelled to comment in very disrespectful ways on topics they have zero experience in? Is this how the forum used to be? If so...I think times are changing and that sort of communication is so off-putting and completely non-value add to the greater good of the forum.
Heel & Toe
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From: Temperance Michigan
Mine is Llumar Nano-Ceramic. I love it.
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St. Jude Donor '17
Why do some senior members of this forum feel compelled to comment in very disrespectful ways on topics they have zero experience in? Is this how the forum used to be? If so...I think times are changing and that sort of communication is so off-putting and completely non-value add to the greater good of the forum.
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