Window Tint - Solar Guard or Formula One Pinnacle
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Originally Posted by geekmedic' post='768373' date='Jan 15 2009, 01:41 AM
One of the shops in my area that comes highly recommended sells Huber Optik ceramic tint. How does this compare to Formula One Pinnacle tint?
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I have Solar Gard 35% Tint on my M5 and it's great! I don't see any reason to pay 3x that amount for a different tint. On my X5, it's going to have Llumar Tint, which is my favorite.
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Originally Posted by C's Bimmer' post='768493' date='Jan 15 2009, 08:04 AM
I have Solar Gard 35% Tint on my M5 and it's great! I don't see any reason to pay 3x that amount for a different tint. On my X5, it's going to have Llumar Tint, which is my favorite.
I got the classic since I wasn't worried about interference. However, you will notice that different brands will have different hues, which impacts the look on your car. Some have a brown, green or blueish hue.
I've been pleased with the classic tint, however I think I'd do it with ceramic if done again- due to the heat blocking effect.
I've been pleased with the classic tint, however I think I'd do it with ceramic if done again- due to the heat blocking effect.
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Originally Posted by the chang' post='768789' date='Jan 15 2009, 04:07 PM
I got the classic since I wasn't worried about interference. However, you will notice that different brands will have different hues, which impacts the look on your car. Some have a brown, green or blueish hue.
I've been pleased with the classic tint, however I think I'd do it with ceramic if done again- due to the heat blocking effect.
I've been pleased with the classic tint, however I think I'd do it with ceramic if done again- due to the heat blocking effect.
Originally Posted by C's Bimmer' post='768493' date='Jan 15 2009, 08:04 AM
I have Solar Gard 35% Tint on my M5 and it's great! I don't see any reason to pay 3x that amount for a different tint. On my X5, it's going to have Llumar Tint, which is my favorite.
in VA i use madico with 20% in the back windows, 35 on front and 50% on windshield... they are great...
go place where they can tint reallly close to the edge of the windows so others wont notice when you roll down the window that you have tint...
find special place where they specialize on window tint not a side job
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I just had the Formula one Pinnacle tint put on the 535ix, so far, wow. What a difference it makes, esp with the beige leather ("natural brown") interior, totally subdues the look, makes it look HOT. Now, getting the M6 replicas placed. Pics to follow when the transformation is complete...
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