Scott Milner 
Back in 1994, Arizona put into effect laws regarding car window tinting to regulate how much darkness or reflectiveness is allowed on car windows. To avoid any issues with law enforcement, it’s important to ensure that your car’s window tint adheres to these regulations. To help you stay on the right side of the law, … Read more
Alaska has long been known for its rugged terrain and extreme weather, making it a unique and challenging place to live and drive. If you are a car owner in Alaska, you need to be aware of the car window tinting laws established in 1994. These laws specify the darkness and reflectivity of the tint … Read more
Back in 1996, Alabama introduced its laws regarding car window tinting, and to this day, they remain in place. As a responsible driver, it’s important to be aware of the requirements for your vehicle’s tinting, including the level of darkness and reflectivity that is permitted in the state. It’s not just a matter of aesthetics … Read more
Tinting the windows on your car can provide several benefits, including privacy, UV protection, and reduced glare. But before you take the plunge, you may wonder: how much does auto tint cost? In this post, I’ll answer that question and provide a calculator to help you budget for this important investment in your vehicle. So, … Read more
Window tint is a popular aftermarket addition to vehicles that offers a variety of benefits, including increased privacy, protection from the sun’s harmful UV rays, and a more stylish appearance. For choosing the right window tint for your car, one important factor to consider is the tint percentage. A 45% tint means that 45% of … Read more
Window tinting is a popular modification for many car owners, as it offers a variety of benefits, such as reduced glare, increased privacy, and improved energy efficiency. For choosing the right level of tint, it’s important to understand how it’s measured and what your local laws allow. One common way to measure window tint is … Read more
Window tint is a thin film that applies to the windows of a vehicle to reduce the amount of light that passes through. Tinting is often used to reduce glare and heat inside the car, as well as to provide privacy and security. The percentage of tint refers to the amount of light that may … Read more
The 35% window tint allows 35% of light to pass through and block 65% of light. This percentage of tint is legally permitted on the front windows of vehicles in many states, including Michigan, Connecticut, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oregon, South Dakota, Tennessee, West Virginia, … Read more
Window tint refers to a thin film or coating that applies to the surface of a car’s windows. It is typically made from a polymer material such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET) or polycarbonate, and reduces the amount of light that can pass through the glass. The level of tint is typically expressed as a percentage, … Read more
Window tint is a thin layer of film that applies to the inside or outside of a vehicle’s windows. It is used for a variety of purposes, including reducing glare, blocking harmful UV rays, and increasing privacy. One important aspect of window tint is its light transmission rating, which refers to the percentage of light … Read more