





Tinted Windows W203 Thread - All You want to know about window tinting a C Class
The percentage on tint is the amount of light thats allowed through, so a 30% tint is lighter than a 20% tint.
yes yes I see where the misunderstanding is.... here in Thailand there is a different standard to measuring things... I was just talking locally...
In Thailand 100% tint is the darkest tint you can source here, which I believe is (in US terms) 20% tint... or as I understand it 20% light through.
Please dont' comment about it being too dark to drive as this is my daytime car, plus 45 degrees celcius in equatorial sunlight makes this tint as practical as can be over here

It's a model of Hi-Kool which is 20 from the outside but 50 from the inside... I believe it's made in the U.S.A....is this bi-tint possible or have I been fooled by the salesman?
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The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Did you then try holding it high above your head to see what would happen?
Ha ha
BklynBenz, if you put your ear on your monitor right over your avatar and then hum (more bone induction), the girl will spin around and flash us. You won't be able to see this, because the second you pull your head back to look yourself, your ear will no longer be on the monitor, now will it? But the rest of us will appreciate the show...
Now, back on a serious note, rrf has the answer to jaytee's problem...

to be serious, it wont bother the rain sensor as long as they cut the tint around the black shaded area. no tint over the sensor it will be ok, and the sensor is basically on the glass, so unless they are tinting the outside, youll be ok.
Am I that intimidating or is it some people get offended by a lively debate?
Anyway, let's TRY to stay ON TOPIC, shall we?
Last edited by Jim Banville; Feb 24, 2005 at 01:10 PM.
Dude, I could swear you have asked this question B4 and I have answered it....YES, I have the top part of my windshield WITHOUT problems..looks great, the tint shape in Tampa had no problems going around the center dotted area, and they even, I think, charged me a whole $10-15 extra to do it...what more do you need ?
How about some high resolution pics of the black dot matrix area from the inside and outside of the car?
I want to see how far down your tint was applied below the dotted area as well as what it looks like when the tint doesn't adhere to the dots. Do you now if your tint shop did something special to make the tint stick to the dots? Also, was the bottom edge of the tint strip cut to follow the contour of the windshield or was it left straight?
thanks
Jim
Last edited by Jim Banville; Feb 24, 2005 at 01:41 PM.




