plastic window tint
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plastic window tint
since you can't tint the rear plastic window like the regular glass ones, i have heard discussion of 3m film or similar. Anybody have good experienc with the film? Is is only good for one season and then reapply? Where can i buy it?
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PS I tried to search for it but couldnt find any topics on this board related to it (even though I am sure it has been discussed before)
Thanks!
PS I tried to search for it but couldnt find any topics on this board related to it (even though I am sure it has been discussed before)
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Ok, I used the cheap $12 a roll static tint from Home Depot. All you have to do is cut it to size (more difficult than it sounds) and apply it (more difficult than it sounds).
I've had it for a year now on the inside of the window, someone else on the board had it on the outside.
I think the best is to do it on both sides, protects both from scuffing and scratching.
So far, aside from already making the bad rear visibility almost ususable, it works great.
I've had it for a year now on the inside of the window, someone else on the board had it on the outside.
I think the best is to do it on both sides, protects both from scuffing and scratching.
So far, aside from already making the bad rear visibility almost ususable, it works great.
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Originally Posted by mbilderback,Jul 30 2004, 01:07 PM
Ok, I used the cheap $12 a roll static tint from Home Depot. All you have to do is cut it to size (more difficult than it sounds) and apply it (more difficult than it sounds).
I've had it for a year now on the inside of the window, someone else on the board had it on the outside.
I think the best is to do it on both sides, protects both from scuffing and scratching.
So far, aside from already making the bad rear visibility almost ususable, it works great.
I've had it for a year now on the inside of the window, someone else on the board had it on the outside.
I think the best is to do it on both sides, protects both from scuffing and scratching.
So far, aside from already making the bad rear visibility almost ususable, it works great.
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