Window tint darkness is measured by Visible Light Transmission, or VLT across different areas. We’ll explore how dark you can tint your front side windows, back side windows, and even the rear ...

On a window tint charts that can be found at window tint businesses are various shades of gray and different numbers representing Visible Light Transmittance, as Cameron Clamon of 865 Tint explains.

States regulate window tinting on vehicles according to a VLT or Visible Light Transmission measurement. VLT refers to the percentage of light that can filter through your tint. For example, if ...

Whether it's because you think it looks cool, or because you're trying to keep the summer heat out of your vehicle many motorists turn to window tinting but there are rules and regulations when it ...

While window tint is cosmetic, it does affect the driver's visibility. While it may not be an issue during the day, it becomes apparent during low light situations.

What are the rules for window tint darkness? In Florida, the law depends on what kind of vehicle you’re driving. It also depends on where the AS-1 line is on your windshield.

Many states limit window tint to 35%, and some set the limit at 50 and even 70%. Worker holds a sample of tinted glass applied to cars. The two on the left exceed 24 percent and would be illegal ...

Many states limit window tint to 35%, and some set the limit at 50 and even 70%. Worker holds a sample of tinted glass applied to cars. The two on the left exceed 24 percent and would be illegal ...

On a window tint charts that can be found at window tint businesses are various shades of gray and different numbers representing Visible Light Transmittance, as Cameron Clamon of 865 Tint explains.