[gt6303c]

Hi, I'm Kavi, and I just brought home a 2012 Silver Tsx. I love the interior and all the tech. I've driven Hondas most of my life, and this car has a similar feel. Thinking of tinting the front rear and back at 35% with Pinnacle Formula 1, putting llumar's air blue 80 on the windshield and sunroof, and ventureshield on the front, mirrors, and the strip below the trunk. Any thoughts/suggestions? Thanks

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[honda93a]

welcome to the club! nice ride

 

[HiPurpleTurtle]

Gorgeous car. Welcome!

Ah, as for the tint...I'm not sure what TX state laws say, but it's fairly lenient here in Oklahoma, so there's an abundance of 5%. I used to drive a car with 5% tint and it was cool during the day, but terrible at night. My windows are now tinted with 15% Llumar and it's not too bad. I wish they were a bit darker for the daytime, but I'm happy. 35% really is NOT that dark at all. It's all personal preference, of course, but I would have really regretted it if I had spent the money on 35%. Good luck!

 

[anthony]

Awesome car,you are going to LOVE it,very sporty

 

[theone]

Texas. Welcome

 

[whatsanacura]

Welcome

 

[gt6303c]

Thanks for the welcome everyone.

HiPurpleTurtle:
Here in Texas the legal limit is 25% VLT. I want to get it dark enough to show a light tint, and get the benefits of heat reduction, but not make it too dark. I'll post some pics when I get it done.