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I have a 06 525i jet black with beige interior. Anybody have recomendations on a window tint that is not too dark but will reduce the heat factor while driving and parked. I want to maintain the contrast look of jet black against the beige interior. I have not idea what the percentages mean on tint that are available. I will have it professionaly installed.
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My Ride: Gone: 2004 525i Jet Black, Built 03/04, Premium Package, Black Dakota Leather, Halogen to Euro Spec Bi-Xenons Retrofit, Dark Poplar Wood Trim, Steptronic Breyton Spirit Reps 20x9F 20x10R - Nitto NT555 245/35/20F-275/30/20R, M5 Front Bumper, H&R Sport Springs, Chrome Grills, 20% Tint, Euro Reflectors, Debadged, Aux Input, CIP v19.x
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The percentages mean the amount of light at is let through, for something not to dark I would go with 35%. I have 20% on mine and it looks pretty dark.
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If you are interested in keeping light out then go for a dark tint like a charcoal colour.
If it's heat you want to keep out, go for one of the more reflective tints (usually refered to as titanium or platinum)
I have the Llumar 35% platinum and it really makes a difference when entering the car after being parked in the equatorial sun for several hours. It is also not overly dark.
And I believe the Llumar tint carries a lifetime warranty.
If it's heat you want to keep out, go for one of the more reflective tints (usually refered to as titanium or platinum)
I have the Llumar 35% platinum and it really makes a difference when entering the car after being parked in the equatorial sun for several hours. It is also not overly dark.
And I believe the Llumar tint carries a lifetime warranty.
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I have Llumar 30% (not the platinum) and it looks good. It does have a little sheen to it.
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My Ride: 2004 Silver Gray 545i, Sport, Navigation, Steptronic, PDC, Windowshade, Bluetooth Paired with Treo 650, Huper Optik tint, Euro reflectors, Poplar Wood Gear Shift, Poplar Wood Console Cover
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Originally Posted by stoogefan' date='May 7 2005, 11:42 AM
I have a 06 525i jet black with beige interior. Anybody have recomendations on a window tint that is not too dark but will reduce the heat factor while driving and parked. I want to maintain the contrast look of jet black against the beige interior. I have not idea what the percentages mean on tint that are available. I will have it professionaly installed.
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To keep out the heat, Huper Optik works exceptionally well, however, it is not a dark tint.
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My Ride: 2004 545iA Jet Black, Black, Sport, Prem Sound, PDC, Rear sunshades, integrated phone, Sirius, Huper Optik tint, Euro Reflectors
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Huper Optik all the way. If you are looking to block out heat and the sun's rays, it's the best. I don't like a dark tint especially at night, so the HO is perfect IMHO. Living here in AZ, it really blocks out the heat without the limousine-dark tint look.
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Just don't tint the front windshield.
I just did mine, and it cracked in less than 1 week from the heat. The front windshield glass absolutely SUCKS. Worst quality of any vehicle ever made on this planet. And that's no lie.
I just did mine, and it cracked in less than 1 week from the heat. The front windshield glass absolutely SUCKS. Worst quality of any vehicle ever made on this planet. And that's no lie.
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