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Jun 8, 2014 | 06:29 PM

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eatwiththeking

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20% Johnson, all around

Jun 8, 2014 | 06:56 PM

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monytx

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Originally Posted by blueis300

I see some have different shades on the back windows compared to the front. It doesnt look funny? My last car I had 20 in the back and 35 on the front. After looking at pictures I think it really looked like crap. Could have been the tint as I didnt know what kind it was. I know different quality of tint you could go somewhat higher but with my Altima and the 20 it was really hard for me to see out. With the Llumar isnt there different shades between the atc, atr and the ctx? So some might say 15 all around but going from the atc to ctx there will be a difference.

The different shades are for legal purposes. Some states require a certain level so that they can be able to see the driver.

Jun 8, 2014 | 09:08 PM

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Adam West

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35% 3M Color Stable Tint all around.

Jun 8, 2014 | 09:45 PM

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blueis300

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Originally Posted by monytx

The different shades are for legal purposes. Some states require a certain level so that they can be able to see the driver.

I understand that. Cant you get say

20% CTX
20% ATR

or whatever and while they only let in 20% of light appear clearer based on quality and what they are made of ?

Jun 19, 2014 | 11:19 AM

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Baby Jumpman

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Any recommendations for a brand? I have the option for solarguard or suntek for around the same price. I do know the suntek isn't the top tier in this case, as the guy said to get the tint with heat rejection would be an additional $100.