Alternative to Window Tint for Sun Glare
My kids have been complaining about the glare of the sun and so the wifey has been asking for me to tint the car. I live in Cali where tint is only legal on the rear windows...I would hate to make my car look like a limo with dark tint in the back and nothing up front.
I figured that a compromise may be some sort window shade for the rear side windows. I have a Honda Odyssey that has pull up shades integrated into the sliding doors. I'm hoping to find something similar for the G that still looks good. I hate the suction cup versions of these things...so those are out of the question. So far this is all that I could find...it ain't great but seems to be the best option so far:
https://www.autoshades.com/products....hade%3A-Triton
Any thoughts? Thanks!
I figured that a compromise may be some sort window shade for the rear side windows. I have a Honda Odyssey that has pull up shades integrated into the sliding doors. I'm hoping to find something similar for the G that still looks good. I hate the suction cup versions of these things...so those are out of the question. So far this is all that I could find...it ain't great but seems to be the best option so far:
https://www.autoshades.com/products....hade%3A-Triton
Any thoughts? Thanks!
I have 35% up front on all 3 cars in my garage and have never had any issues with the cops. But if you absolutely want to play it safe, you can get a very light tint (50-70%) and do a 35% tint in the back. One of my friend has 50% and his is way better than my tint, but he paid big bucks for his so it better be good haha.
I have 35% up front on all 3 cars in my garage and have never had any issues with the cops. But if you absolutely want to play it safe, you can get a very light tint (50-70%) and do a 35% tint in the back. One of my friend has 50% and his is way better than my tint, but he paid big bucks for his so it better be good haha.
I have no tint on the front windshield. Front windows 35% and back windows + windshield 20%. If you happen to get pulled over for something else then the officer will mark down everything including tint, front plate, all of that. But you can always just lower your front windows all the way down as soon as you get pulled over. The cop most likely won't ask you to raise it back up. But if you're pulled over FOR tint, then you're screwed. But honestly 35% isn't that dark, but 50% is on the safer side. 70% is basically almost clear.
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How I wish there was an OEM solution. Acura seems to have exactly what I'm looking for...how I wish it existed for my G:
2012 Acura RL Window Shade Photo 16
2012 Acura RL Window Shade Photo 16
3M crystalline - get the 70% one: block as much heat as conventional dark 20% tint
also reduces glare
you can even tint the front windshield with 70 or 80 or higher %, since they are pretty much clear
onyl down side is they are very expensive
Crystalline Automotive Films - Clear automotive window film for cars, trucks - Crystalline - 3M US
also reduces glare
you can even tint the front windshield with 70 or 80 or higher %, since they are pretty much clear
onyl down side is they are very expensive
Crystalline Automotive Films - Clear automotive window film for cars, trucks - Crystalline - 3M US
3M crystalline - get the 70% one: block as much heat as conventional dark 20% tint
also reduces glare
you can even tint the front windshield with 70 or 80 or higher %, since they are pretty much clear
onyl down side is they are very expensive
Crystalline Automotive Films - Clear automotive window film for cars, trucks - Crystalline - 3M US
also reduces glare
you can even tint the front windshield with 70 or 80 or higher %, since they are pretty much clear
onyl down side is they are very expensive
Crystalline Automotive Films - Clear automotive window film for cars, trucks - Crystalline - 3M US
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I take that back!! I just got quoted $850 for 3M Crystalline on 4 windows + the rear!!!!! That fix it ticket is starting to sound much more palatable!!! =P
Last edited by zinfiniti; Sep 6, 2012 at 03:12 PM.
I heard off of here (still have to get it checked out), that if you get some prescription that you are sensitive to light or your eyes are or something of that sort, you can get away with tints.
But you'd have to speak with a doctor/cop to clarify, I just haven't gotten to that yet.
But you'd have to speak with a doctor/cop to clarify, I just haven't gotten to that yet.
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