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If ceramic tint is an option, I would highly recommend it. I just got my truck done with ceramic tint and the heat reduction is drastic. The guy convinced me since my truck is black with black interior and I’m glad I took his recommendation.Quote:
Originally Posted by drew890
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Where did you get it done? How well can you see at night?
I got it done locally by a small shop in Greeley. Almost all tint shops offer ceramic, just costs more. I have no issues seeing at night with my setup but I don’t have old or bad eyes. The front windows are not as dark as the rear. Ceramic is offered is all tint percentages if you don’t want to go super dark like mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Hmm, thanks. That is a product I'm not familiar with.
Shop did it but yes cleaned the glue buff n polish paint correction. A few old rock chips i wish they would have added paint to, but I'll have to live with for now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
Going to have to get at least the forward wrap ppfd as its collecting a chip or two inside 1k miles. Looking for mini mud guards as the side skirt is getting dirty fast. Down the road that might become carbon ppf like the nose.
Well, it's certainly proof that cars don't have to be designed in Italy to be beautiful.
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Originally Posted by SouthPaw
I already have ceramic tint on my Tesla and will be doing the same with the truck.
Ceramic tint? Is it just a different brand of plastic window tint?
My new toy.....
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Looks a little wasp'ish in the front windshield (and the rear, maybe overall.) What's the deal with that rectangularish exhaust? I see those on lots of newer bikes (and am not really a fan.) But overall, very nice. Congrats!
And got to love the Jaguar... lol, beautiful car.