12-31-2004, 06:56 PM
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Official Tint Law (PDF)
For those who need info on what's legal in your particular state, regarding window tinting......refer to the PDF file below. The 2nd link is an explanation of the law chart abbreviations, etc...
This info comes directly from the (IWFA) International Window Film Association.
Click here for the PDF file
Click here for the explanation of the Law Chart
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12-31-2004, 06:59 PM
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good info, i just had to retint my car after moving to utah cause i had 35 and limits 43
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well in texas i dont even know what the law is on tint but i have limo alll the way around and had it for 2 years and no problems so hopefully i stay that way
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yeah, some people will get away with having no problems with their tints. even though its illegal.
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man, CA got the shaft...70 on the front windows.
01-01-2005, 12:38 PM
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IA is 72.5% on the front, really isn't any different than factory tint
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Would the "Visual Modifications" Forum be a good place to "Sticky" This?
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Quote: Originally Posted by spcforker
Would the "Visual Modifications" Forum be a good place to "Sticky" This?
Aye...
01-01-2005, 02:48 PM
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So for Michigan it said 4" on the front glass. Does that mean 4" of untinted or tinted glass is allowed?
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Haven't read it yet, but I would wager that it means 4" at the top of the windshield can be tinted.
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4" at the top, like a banner sort of.
01-01-2005, 07:26 PM
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Sorry, I meant the front SIDE glass. In Michigan it says something about 4" for the front side glass. Any thoughts?
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maybe u can't have more than the top 4" on the sides as well as the front? which in theory looks stupid IMO .. lol
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Atleast Cali does in fact say 70 where as Colorado says NO. Technically then tint is legal on the fronts in CA. I say this because most cops say no tint period but they are obviously full of it even though the tint is minimal in order to be legal.
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This needs to be a stickie.
Very Very good post.
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