And inspection places in Utah are now required to use a light meter

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Mar 31, 2015
3:46:01pm

kccougar

And inspection places in Utah are now required to use a light meter

to check the tint so it is not likely that you would get away from tinting any darker than the legal limit.

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kccougar

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Car window tinting. Does it make a big difference? How much should it be?

boorad

3/31/15 3:19pm

Do not do it yourself. Relatively inexpensive and

LEHI cougar

3/31/15 3:20pm

If in Utah County, Performance Tint in Orem

3/31/15 3:22pm

Utah is nazi on this. They don't allow anything on the front.

Crush4

3/31/15 3:22pm

Unless its changed, they wont allow a very dark tint on the front

3/31/15 3:26pm

They allow 43% on front windows, as dark as you want on back.

kccougar

3/31/15 3:43pm

And inspection places in Utah are now required to use a light meter

kccougar

3/31/15 3:46pm

Definitely not DIY. $200 bucks on a sedan and it'll look great for years.

Mexicougazul

3/31/15 3:22pm

I remember when DIY tinting was quite common. And quite ugly to look at.

Left Shark Coug

3/31/15 3:31pm

Do not do it yourself.

kccougar

3/31/15 3:41pm

Ok, so the consensus is that I should try to do it myself

boorad

3/31/15 8:00pm

Yep, and this is what you'll get

3/31/15 9:01pm

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