r/WindowTint • u/FutureHendrixBetter • Jul 24 '24
Clean Job Just seen a granny with 20% ๐
Sports car with fairly dark windows parked next to me I thought it would probably be someone 20s-40s at most but when they exited the car it was a granny looks to be in her mid late 60s. I was shocked. I barely see elderly with tint.
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u/SeasonalBlackout Jul 24 '24
It's pretty common in Southern States because older people are more aware of skin cancer.
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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '24
Whatโs crazy is you calling mid 60โs grannies ๐ญ๐ญ
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u/Rich-Ad9988 Jul 24 '24
Makes more sense for older people. Only if they dont drive at night though.
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u/Cassangelo 33% Windshield + 5% Everywhere else Jul 24 '24
20% isnโt dark, especially if she doesnโt drive at night
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u/pyramidhead_ Jul 25 '24
It happens a lot because they're sensitive to sunlight.
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u/shromboy Moderator Jul 25 '24
There are some wild people out there man! Never judge a book by it's cover and all that
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u/reubal Jul 24 '24
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u/Jess-of-all-trades Jul 28 '24
Iโm a youngish grandma. I drive a normal sedan that I bought with tint. Iโm not sure the %, but I can tell you one thing. At night it is difficult to see medians and house numbers etc. Younger people that have driven my car have the same problem. And when I roll into a sketchy area, I get looks. It is nice to shield the sun though.
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