Anyone have just the hatch tinted?
 

It's illegal to tint the side windows at all where I live, so I'm wondering what it would look like with just the hatch tinted. If you have it please post pics and what % the tint is. Thanks

All tint is illegal in your state? Arizona has a legal % which is what I did and its just right IMHO, I did tit all the same also, hatch and windows
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https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...d6ebb4fdff.jpg

He didn't do anything special like sanding them off or putting solid black over them. Just a local guy who came highly recommended from the SoCal section of Corvette Forum. He takes his time and uses high quality tint and it turned out really clean.

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...07bd444376.jpg
As surfer indicated, do some research and find the best tinter you can. It took me over a month to find the one I used based on customer reviews. Although mine isn't as dark as surfer's and you can see some 'dots' up close, from 2 feet or more away you can't. Took over 3 hours for him to do the job, around 45 minutes to do the side windows and windshield 'brow', the rest was spent on the rear hatch. I've taken it to a few other shops since and they.ve all told me they couldn't do any better unless they sanded the 'mesh' off.

I can tint the back as dark as I want, but I can't tint the doors at all, legally. The guy I think I'm going to get to do it said he has some 70%, I think I might put that on the doors. I like the darkness of yours, what is it?

Arizona law is it must allow more than 33% of light in, front side windows, don't know what they call it ??
This might help you also
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http://tintlaws.com/arizona-window-tint-law.php

Here's mine.
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...a1c14e7551.jpg
Don't know what the tint % is.

If you're more interested in the heat and UV protection than the looks, 3M makes a 90% VLT tint that still blocks 34% of total solar energy:
https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-...2716668&rt=rud
I might put it on my side windows at some point. This is how mine looks now, although I don't know the tint level:
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...ac97242ce2.jpg

I ended up going 35% on the hatch and 55% on the doors. Looks really good and not too dark, hopefully I won't get in trouble for it. It looks darker in the pic than real life
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...ed97ea2c78.jpg

I tint windows at my business and I can tell you from experience, the back windows are a SOB. Any window with any kind of curve on it is tough. You are basically taking something flat and melting it to the curve of the glass without burning it or creasing it. Once you do that, there are no second chances. Its start over again. When you start over you are burning your profit.