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Official ES Tint Thread - add your pics here!
02-27-07, 04:20 PM
#302
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I Need Help With Tints
i have a white with the tan bottom 2000 es300 i was woundering what kind of tint i should get, i kinda like the silver like the rx300 but dont know if it will look good, im thinking of getting 30 or 35%. what do you guys think of these tints on this solora and what do you sugest i get?
02-27-07, 08:18 PM
#304
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i dnno if this helps, but i did my rears 5% and i havnt done my front yet, still debating if i should do it with all the strict police departments here. same color as urs i think...
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02-28-07, 06:18 AM
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I got 23% cause the guy said that lexus's come with ~89% stock. It looks great... not to dark but enough to know that your a pimp, had I known where to get reflective I would have done that, I think it looks awesome.
03-02-07, 12:00 AM
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03-02-07, 12:03 AM
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Besides, if you live somewhere where there's a warm climate (even one where you have hot summers), darker tints become really useful...protect your leather and keep it cool during those hot days!
03-02-07, 09:56 AM
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That's why I got 5% on our long-**** back window and the rear passenger windows. Legally we can only get 35% max on the front windows with nothing more than a small eyebrow on the windshield (which I didn't get).
If you don't have tinting in Texas, you can pretty much die in the heat and sunlight hitting your car.
If you don't have tinting in Texas, you can pretty much die in the heat and sunlight hitting your car.
