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hey guys, ne1 with window tintin experience? thinking of doing my 94 xl supercab ranger @ 2.5%
The trucks cordial red paint, so black tint should work.
Doenst look that hard, ... but....
also, does black really kill the heat? If so, i'll happyly get a windshield cover, found a cool one thats retractable at wally world.. If not, would the Rv silver stuff be better? would it still retain the bling-bling look?
By the way, im in ontario... ne1 know the laws?
thnx for any input..
The trucks cordial red paint, so black tint should work.
Doenst look that hard, ... but....
also, does black really kill the heat? If so, i'll happyly get a windshield cover, found a cool one thats retractable at wally world.. If not, would the Rv silver stuff be better? would it still retain the bling-bling look?
By the way, im in ontario... ne1 know the laws?
thnx for any input..
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From: Appling, GA
Well, here's a link to Canadian tint laws
http://www.courage.ca/services/autotintlaws.htm
If you decide to do it anyway, I would recommend precut tint. Clean your windows inside and out. Put a few drops of dishwashing liquid in a spray bottle with water and soak the window. Peel the backing off, making sure the tint doesn't wrinkle. Soak the back of the tint. Stick it on the window. Use a squeeqee to remove all bubbles and excess water. Sounds a lot easier than it actually is.
http://www.courage.ca/services/autotintlaws.htm
If you decide to do it anyway, I would recommend precut tint. Clean your windows inside and out. Put a few drops of dishwashing liquid in a spray bottle with water and soak the window. Peel the backing off, making sure the tint doesn't wrinkle. Soak the back of the tint. Stick it on the window. Use a squeeqee to remove all bubbles and excess water. Sounds a lot easier than it actually is.
