When I drove it yesterday, I noted that from inside the vehicle that it does appear to curve downIt appears curved even though the cut is straight. I have them follow the roof line to the tint runs parallel. Yes it is personal preference.
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When I drove it yesterday, I noted that from inside the vehicle that it does appear to curve downIt appears curved even though the cut is straight. I have them follow the roof line to the tint runs parallel. Yes it is personal preference.
Each summer, we get around a ten day run of plus 110 degree weather with a sun that will bleach your bones while you're still alive. Having the windows tinted and the strip across the top of the windshield makes a huge difference in the amount of heat you feel on your skin while driving as well as the temperature inside the truck.I originally had the top strip (15%) on the windshield tinted but now that the windshield is being replaced (rock crack) I am going to skip having it done on the new windshield. Bottom line I just dont like it; especially at night.
Your thoughts? Thank You
I wish I had mine trimmed to the bottom edge of the camera housing like yours.Each summer, we get around a ten day run of plus 110 degree weather with a sun that will bleach your bones while you're still alive. Having the windows tinted and the strip across the top of the windshield makes a huge difference in the amount of heat you feel on your skin while driving as well as the temperature inside the truck.
As someone who has gone a couple rounds with skin cancer, I appreciate the protection that tinted windows afford. I use dark tint on the front windows and the limo grade tint (darker) on the windshield strip, bringing it down to the A line. It looks straight across in the photo but it's actually curved to match the top of the windshield. The back windows and rear cab window came tinted on my '25 Lariat Hybrid. Works for me.![]()
Each summer, we get around a ten day run of plus 110 degree weather with a sun that will bleach your bones while you're still alive. Having the windows tinted and the strip across the top of the windshield makes a huge difference in the amount of heat you feel on your skin while driving as well as the temperature inside the truck.
As someone who has gone a couple rounds with skin cancer, I appreciate the protection that tinted windows afford. I use dark tint on the front windows and the limo grade tint (darker) on the windshield strip, bringing it down to the A line. It looks straight across in the photo but it's actually curved to match the top of the windshield. The back windows and rear cab window came tinted on my '25 Lariat Hybrid. Works for me.
Thanks for the advice. Greatly appreciated. I have not heard of ceramic on the windows. Can you tell me what product you use and how it's applied?If skin cancer is the main concern. Ceramic tint is much more important at blocking UV then just a dark tint. Hopefully you went with both...
The stock windshield glass blocks something like 95-98% of UV. This is because it is thicker. Two layers.If skin cancer is the main concern. Ceramic tint is much more important at blocking UV then just a dark tint. Hopefully you went with both...
Windshield mostly not 100%, the studies I've read range from 94-98%. Side windows much less.The stock glass blocks something like 99% of UV.
Ceramic tint looks like normal tint and installed like normal tint. The difference is it has microscopic ceramic particles in it to block IR/UV and hence better heat rejection. Pretty much all professional tint manufacturers have a line with ceramic which is more expensive than their non-ceramic counterparts.Thanks for the advice. Greatly appreciated. I have not heard of ceramic on the windows. Can you tell me what product you use and how it's applied?
Thanks for the info. I'll check it out.Ceramic tint looks like normal tint and installed like normal tint. The difference is it has microscopic ceramic particles in it to block IR/UV and hence better heat rejection. Pretty much all professional tint manufacturers have a line with ceramic which is more expensive than their non-ceramic counterparts.