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Window Tinting Information

Window tinting reduces the transmittance of visible light through a car's windows. This can be problematic when its dark since it reduces the ability of cars around a car with tinted windows to spot traffic problems. Window tinting can also be a problem for the safety of police officers since the officer may not be able to see into the car.

There are laws in many states regulating window tinting. These laws prevent people from using a window tinting film that is too dark.

The United States Department of Transportation requires a minimum of 70% visible light transmission for window tinting on the windshield and windows to the left and right of the driver. There are no specified window tinting regulations for the other windows on a car. Many states have laws that go further to regulate window tinting within their state. Private vehicles can have window tinting as dark as 20% visible light transmission depending on the state.

Installing window tinting is usually done professionally with special films. Incorrect installations may cause bubbles or peels.

Removing window tinting can be even more difficult. The adhesive that adheres the film to the window is very difficult to remove. It is best to leave this job to a professional as the film must first be heated, then peeled off, and then the glue must be dissolved with ammonia so it can be wiped off.

Window Tinting looks great on a car, but it must be done properly or you can face many problems.

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