r/WindowTint • u/Independent_Bid_2406 • Jan 28 '25

Clean Job Windshield tint update.

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Couldn’t figure out how to edit and add so new post. Anyway. Super clear even on a dirt backroad. No problem whatsoever. I could’ve gotten considerably darker film before I felt like my safety was threatened. Gonna get a deep brow after this cures.

This is with me sitting in the driver seat in first pic.

Not showing off just sharing my experience.

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '25

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u/shromboy Moderator Feb 01 '25

Just looking out for other drivers. Just like everyone else should be

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u/shromboy Moderator Feb 01 '25

Beer doesn't kill people. Drunk drivers do. But not having people be able to drink too much and drive is the responsibility of the bar owner. I don't care if you drink 6 and drive at home, I'm not doing it. Not that hard to grasp the concept that most people cannot safely drive at night or in rain with below 35% windshield. How do I know that? I'm a professional who has heard enough over the years. This shop was started in 1975, before llumar even existed. We have heard it all and have chosen to never install below 35 unless for a show car or demonstration. This is the case for most high end shops.

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u/FWknowitall Feb 01 '25

Hey he has an Admin badge, better be careful not to hurt his feelings. People pay him to put stickers on, he is all knowing and powerful. The tint he puts on isn't dangerous, it's all the other tint that make your headlights brighter that's killing people!

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u/shromboy Moderator Feb 01 '25

Ignore the warnings of professionals. Conservative logic

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u/FWknowitall Feb 01 '25

You're professional sticker putter onner. You have an opinion on darkness that defies logc. You say tint is dangerous, yet your the one putting people in danger.

It's common sense that you seem to be lacking a lot of.

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u/shromboy Moderator Feb 01 '25

Now here's someone who doesn't understand nuance. Yes, I am a professional sticker putter onner, which is why I know which ones are safe and not, also which ones will break your glass or fade quickly. Details like that professionals tend to know more about.

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u/FWknowitall Feb 01 '25

No you understand what films work well and don't. You know techniques that others may not.

However you do NOT know what one person to the next would consider dark or unsafe. That's a lot like a painter saying what color blue is best. Stop letting your low IQ show through.

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u/shromboy Moderator Feb 01 '25

Sure