Window Tint???
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Window Tint???
I'm thinking on tinting my windshield. I have 232 Formula. Any pros or con's? I think it will look better? I'm not looking at a really dark tint. just something darker than stock Taylor Made windshield.
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lightly tinted looks great and removes unwanted glare. But too much tint is tough to see through at night.
Here's a lightly tinted windshield (JimLee Aerospace windshields, factory tint, not add on) for sampling purposes
tint level indoors
tint level outdoors
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lightly tinted looks great and removes unwanted glare. But too much tint is tough to see through at night.
Here's a lightly tinted windshield (JimLee Aerospace windshields, factory tint, not add on) for sampling purposes
tint level indoors
tint level outdoors
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Last edited by noli; 03-14-2017 at 06:28 PM.
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Ayuh,... In my experience, tinted windows can't be seen though at night,....
All ya can see is the glare from the gauges,..
If yer a sunshine boater, No problem,....
All ya can see is the glare from the gauges,..
If yer a sunshine boater, No problem,....
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That would be correct as I have been told by the people who make those windshields. Otherwise the wind deflector on my Baja would be tinted just for the look. Too damn small to work as a windshield anyways. lol
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This is an OSO member's 271 Formula. He has it lightly tinted blue. His windshield was destroyed last year in a tornado when his Formula held the roof up of his garage for a couple days. He had a new windshield made, and it is being tinted just the same, with film.