In several states there are limits on the "percentage" of tint that is legal. I forget the exact numbers, but it's either NY or Pennsylvania that have a definite limit on the darkness of the tint. Lots of the darker tints are definitely illegal in some states. I'd check your local laws before applying a tint that may be illegal somewhere.

There is no doubt that tint makes the car look different, but ... a month or two ago, I saw a black W140 S-class with AMG trim parked in front of my workplace one day, and I felt a certain apprehension. I resisted the urge to walk over and check the car out, and just walked away, trying not to stare. I know, weird.

[Edited by Robert W. Roe on 12-02-2000 at 01:28 AM]

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