Will adding window tint to windshield cut down on dash glare?
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My boat has a white dash (Gel coat) and is creates a horrible glare on the windshield. Would it be helpful to add tint? Does anyone have a picture of their boat with tint?
Thanks!
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From: Gaylord, Mi
Here is my friends fountain. http://americancustommarine.com/2013...-lightning-47/
Your glare will be reduced in direct proportion to the percent tint you go with. Meaning if u have 50 pct tint your glare will be reduced 50 pct. also polarized sunglasses eliminate reflections that come from horizontal surface like roads water and even from you dash
Your glare will be reduced in direct proportion to the percent tint you go with. Meaning if u have 50 pct tint your glare will be reduced 50 pct. also polarized sunglasses eliminate reflections that come from horizontal surface like roads water and even from you dash
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Everyone used to laugh at the old Ocean Yachts hardtops because they were carpeted on the underside. People would say how cheap it was... Ocean put it there intentionally to stop the glare and reflections and it worked.
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My Skater has a matte black textured finish applied to it but you can wipe & clean it. I caution the use of rattle can flat black paint b/c it will mark up very easy.
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Seadek lots of color choices, they can cut your boat name or any logo into it, keeps stuff from sliding around, soft, no glare, non-skid, easy to install peel & stick, ect ect... http://www.seadek.com/



