3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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Check out the 3M nano-technology Crystalline film. The darkest is 40% transmission however. This the top of the line tint film. Costs about approx 50% than their cheapest line. Supposed won't turn purple after a few years.
how does 35 in the front n 20 in the back sound....with black n chrome rims?
Dont go different shades,. It's worst than having tint at the rear and not at the front. Been there ... Done that ... Came back a week later and ask the guy to redo the front. It just doesn't look right in the pictures ...
There is one thing I haven't seen on this thread, please check your local regulations for what is the maximum allowable tints in your area. Anyways, to answer the question! I wouldn't go darker than 30% tints, especially with a green car, good luck
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There is one thing I haven't seen on this thread, please check your local regulations for what is the maximum allowable tints in your area. Anyways, to answer the question! I wouldn't go darker than 30% tints, especially with a green car, good luck
For some reason a lot of people don't seem to care. I went with the legal minimum in my state, which is 35%. I'd be able to pass the annual safety inspection and probably get out of tickets if I had illegal tint, but why bother? I'd rather just be legal.. The less attention drawn to my car the better
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