Window Tint Questions
4th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 1,125
From: California
Thanks guys! I went with 20% on the rear window and the quarter. Then with the legal 35% on the driver/passenger windows.
If you can't find a guy who warranties for a lifetime then I suggest you run in the other direction because I have gotten even super shady tinters (ghetto corner shops) that offer a lifetime warranty. Just make sure they use 3M, llumar, or some other well known brand.
@antonio, actually I am planning just that. Great minds think alike I guess haha. I am thinking about getting some dark wheels and maybe a black out panel.
If you can't find a guy who warranties for a lifetime then I suggest you run in the other direction because I have gotten even super shady tinters (ghetto corner shops) that offer a lifetime warranty. Just make sure they use 3M, llumar, or some other well known brand.
@antonio, actually I am planning just that. Great minds think alike I guess haha. I am thinking about getting some dark wheels and maybe a black out panel.
Haha. Those two things will make a huge difference and will look good. I love the look of black Bullitts on white Stangs. And some black striping would look awesome and finish off the look.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 3,115
From: Pineapple under the Sea
I finally got my windows tinted today at Xtreme Vehicle Designs here in Noblesville. They were professional, friendly and knowledgeable. The guy who worked on my stang had over 17 years of tinting experience and only took about hour and a half. However at first they thought they weren't able to do the 1/4 windows due to the louvers, but I had the Roush so they easily unmounted so he could make a pattern.
It looks great. I went with 15% because I upgraded to the premium film which was an additional $80. The groupon only covered basic, which fades over time. The premium was non-fading, UV coated and keeps out more heat. In the end, the job costed me $160ish and it was originally $200.
They also told me not to use ammonia to clean the windows.
I don't have any pics yet, the stang is a little dirty and I'm letting the film dry. Can't fully vouch for them yet, since this is only day 1, but they definitely do work on mustangs and other muscle cars.
It looks great. I went with 15% because I upgraded to the premium film which was an additional $80. The groupon only covered basic, which fades over time. The premium was non-fading, UV coated and keeps out more heat. In the end, the job costed me $160ish and it was originally $200.
They also told me not to use ammonia to clean the windows.
I don't have any pics yet, the stang is a little dirty and I'm letting the film dry. Can't fully vouch for them yet, since this is only day 1, but they definitely do work on mustangs and other muscle cars.
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