Joined
·
48 Posts
Here is my picture of my Dodge Caliber RT before and after tint. still waiting for aftermarket grill. 
Attachments
-
34.8 KB Views: 484
-
33.9 KB Views: 545
Awesome RT_Caliber! The tint with the blackout tape really looks good!RT_Caliber said:Here is my picture of my Dodge Caliber RT before and after tint. still waiting for aftermarket grill.![]()
Looks GREAT!RT_Caliber said:Here is my picture of my Dodge Caliber RT before and after tint.![]()
Sometimes Katie, this he seemed to get the amount of light to enter...50% must enter the front and only 35% of light must enter the rear.katiescaliber said:So the lower the %, the more tint you get?
Is that how it works?
looks very good man! but $200.00? I mean, I'm not cheap or anythingRT_Caliber said:I tried doing it myself first but I could not get it close to the edge of the windows. So I got it done professionally. They did a great job. I looked for precut kits but did not find one. Cost $200 with 50% front and 35% back windows. I should have done 20% on the back.O well it still looks cool!!! and it keep it cool inside. I live in NJ and I did not want the front to be to dark and it is illegal to tint your front windows in NJ but several of my friends has their cars tinted with light tint for years and never got a ticket. Did not want to push my luck with a darker tint
![]()
Devsforev,Devsforev said:RT_Caliber, I am considering getting tints done this weekend. I have the same silver color as you. In any case, I was wondering if I could trouble you for a couple more pictures of your tint job. I am torn between 35% all the way around or 50%.
I don't want to go 'too dark' (some forum members here are gonna be saying "there's no such thing as too dark!!!"), but I still want to make it noticable.
In any case, I was hoping that maybe you might be able to help me out on this one. Thank you so much! Have a good one!!!
-- Devsforev