best tint material?

brandoncoen · 06-26-2022, 03:50 AM

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Thanks for all the great info.
I'm going to stay with 35% all around. I was going to do 80% on the windshield but does 70% really not impair vision at night? I already struggle a little with night vision but I would do 70% if it doesn;t have a real impact.

No night vision change for 70%. Will barely even notice during the day but your leather dash will thank you and so will the temps in the car.

So I ended up doing 40% on doors and rear, 20% (the darkest 3M makes Crystalline) on the sunroof, and 70% on the windshield. Don't regret a thing! Here are some initial pics for those interested.

Why crystalline?

The heat rejection and lifetime warranty.

Maverik259 · 06-28-2022, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by brandoncoen

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Originally Posted by Maverik259

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Originally Posted by Pimpsy

Thanks for all the great info.
I'm going to stay with 35% all around. I was going to do 80% on the windshield but does 70% really not impair vision at night? I already struggle a little with night vision but I would do 70% if it doesn;t have a real impact.

No night vision change for 70%. Will barely even notice during the day but your leather dash will thank you and so will the temps in the car.

So I ended up doing 40% on doors and rear, 20% (the darkest 3M makes Crystalline) on the sunroof, and 70% on the windshield. Don't regret a thing! Here are some initial pics for those interested.

Why crystalline?

The heat rejection and lifetime warranty.

But the warranty is on all their tints. And the nano-ceramic heat rejection is far superior.

brandoncoen · 06-28-2022, 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Maverik259

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Originally Posted by Maverik259

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Originally Posted by brandoncoen

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Originally Posted by Maverik259

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Originally Posted by Pimpsy

Thanks for all the great info.
I'm going to stay with 35% all around. I was going to do 80% on the windshield but does 70% really not impair vision at night? I already struggle a little with night vision but I would do 70% if it doesn;t have a real impact.

No night vision change for 70%. Will barely even notice during the day but your leather dash will thank you and so will the temps in the car.

So I ended up doing 40% on doors and rear, 20% (the darkest 3M makes Crystalline) on the sunroof, and 70% on the windshield. Don't regret a thing! Here are some initial pics for those interested.

Why crystalline?

The heat rejection and lifetime warranty.

But the warranty is on all their tints. And the nano-ceramic heat rejection is far superior.

I believe Crystalline is nano-ceramic.