CAR WINDOW TINT FILM TINTING SUPER DARK BLACK LIMO 5% 76cm x 3M NEW

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Ultraviolet radiation is a part of the spectrum of radiation that the sun emits non-stop. This low-frequency radiation is powerful ionizing radiation, which means that it has the capability to damage the DNA cells – our genes. UV rays can’t pierce very deeply, so they mainly cause issues in people’s skin. Prolonged exposure to UV rays can cause premature skin aging, but also incurable diseases like skin cancer. On the other hand, UV rays also affect polymers, so all kinds of plastics are susceptible to damage. If left unprotected, the color of your dashboard and faux leather upholstery fades, and over time the materials become brittle and fragile. While every state has its own unique regulations, there are some common rules when it comes to the position of window tint on your car. 1.1. The windshield The infrared part of the sunlight spectrum is, in simple terms, heat. When sunlight goes through your car window, the longer wavelengths of the rays cause the cabin of your car to warm up. In the summer, this can become unbearable in the warmer areas of the country. So, what can you do? Of course, you should look to park in the shade or inside a garage as often as possible. But when you can’t, a good choice of window tints can help.

VLT – Visible Light Transmitted: The percentage of visible light that passes directly through filmed glass: the higher the number, the lighter the film. Remove all water air bubbles with a squeegee until the tint lays perfectly over your window. If you fear the squeegee will rip or scratch the tint, spray the tint with water. Light tint generally comes in colors that are closer to transparent, such as a light blue or even a yellow. Most people use light tint because it allows them to see out of their windows better. Pressing the tint in place with your hand, trace two of the straight edges of your windows with a knife. If you’re working on your driver side window, you should cut the bottom and the right edge. Pull the film towards the side edge, leaving around 1 inch of spare tint.No matter if you get your tint pre-cut or you opt for the whole roll of foil, you will also need to choose the particular type of material the foil is made of. Let’s take a look at different options. 2.1. Dyed film You must not use any of the darker tints unless the vehicle is specifically for off road use such as show cars. The rear windows can be as dark as you want as there is no law about these windows.

It’s important to keep in mind that not all states allow you to tint your rear side windows as dark as you want. As a matter of fact, there are plenty of states that only allow you to tint your rear windows to around 30%. In these directions, we will focus on explaining how to install tint from a roll, so our instructions will include measuring and cutting to window dimensions. If you opt for a set of pre-cut tints, your installation will be simpler, and you only need to follow the latter part of the directions. 1. Before You Start Car Window Tinting Once your upper edge is lined up, use both of your hands to work the tint sideways. You need to get it under the rubber seal that keeps the window in place. If you have a large window, we recommend that installation is undertaken with two people, or consider utilizing The Window Film Company’s professional fitting service. Nationwide fitting service So, if your tint film lets 50% of the light through, and your car came with the windows tinted to allow 80% of the light in, you need to calculate the total light which is allowed through. To do this, you should multiply the window tint percentages. Here’s how it looks: (0.50 × 0.80) ×100 = 40%

Simply Window Tint Limo Black Film 76x152cm

The law in the UK states that you have to allow a minimum of 70% of light through the front driver and passenger side windows. Meaning that you can legally install the 70% tint on these windows unless the glass is already tinted. Of all the windows on your car, these are the ones that are least important in terms of vision. This is why most states allow you to tint your rear side windows with much darker tint than you’d use for a windshield, rear window or front side window. In some states, there really are no restrictions.

If you’re planning on tinting your rear windows to the darkest legal tint level, make sure you buy two separate window tint kits. Every state in the United States has laws when it comes to tinting your windows. These laws tell you what type of tint you’re legally allowed to use, but it’s not as simple as buying a window film kit with the right VLT.Visible light transmission (VLT) is the most important metric to focus on when it comes to tint darkness. When people refer to “ 5% tint” or “ 20% tint,” they’re talking about the VLT level. So, what exactly does the VLT of window tint tell you? The states that get more sunlight are generally the ones that allow darker tint while states that get less sun tend to have stricter tint laws.