sam-smith
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any rough prices???
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thecorsaal
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Location: Tyne and Wear
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depends on the job in my experience
how many windows you want, what car, type of tint etc.
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sam-smith
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Location: plymouth, UK
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corsa b, back 3 and fairly dark
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xtremewheels
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Registered: 3rd Sep 06
Location: Nottingham
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Tintz do 5 windows to max grade (legal limits) any style on a hatchback for £120.
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sam-smith
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i though having the front and sides was illegal?
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damandblast
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quote: Originally posted by sam-smith
i though having the front and sides was illegal?
It is.
5 windows: rear, two rear side lights and two door. The two door are a very light grade so it blends as opposed to darkens dramatically. Still illegal but according to Tintzs, you can get away with it.
Think it may be nearer to £150 for the 5 and £100 to £120 for 3.
Di
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thecorsaal
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i was going to say looking at around 130 quid like, think thats about universal really
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sam-smith
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whats the site link?
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damandblast
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quote: Originally posted by sam-smith
whats the site link?
http://www.uktintz.co.uk/
They were recommended to us too. Seen some of the cars they have done and they looked really good.
Di
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damandblast
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quote: Originally posted by damandblast
quote: Originally posted by sam-smith
i though having the front and sides was illegal?
It is.
5 windows: rear, two rear side lights and two door. The two door are a very light grade so it blends as opposed to darkens dramatically. Still illegal but according to Tintzs, you can get away with it.
Think it may be nearer to £150 for the 5 and £100 to £120 for 3.
Di
Just look at the Tintz site. Jay was right at the £120 for 5 windows 
Mum grovels apolgetically     
Di
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sam-smith
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its a shame nottingham is far away from me (plymouth)
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Scotty C
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Location: Kidderminster Drives: 1.6 16v Sport
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I paid £165 for limo back three, and a medium tint on the front two
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Ben G
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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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i got 50% front 2, limo back three for 125 quid did an excellent job and all guaranteed.
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Cupra Steve
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Can someone post pics of "legal" tints please, i really want mine done but not sure if it's worth it as i don't want them to be illegal.
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xtremewheels
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Legal is anything on the back and i cant fully remember the 2 front, i believe it isn't much anymore.
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Voyto
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I think the legal limit on the front windows is something like 75%? (roughly)
As Most standard cars come with a tint straight from the factory applying a tinting film over the top will take it straight over the limit, which is why the general rule of thumb is... tinting film forward of the B pillar is not allowed. Rear of the B pillar, you may have as dark as you like
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xtremewheels
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quote: Originally posted by Voyto
I think the legal limit on the front windows is something like 75%? (roughly)
Do believe its 70% but hard to find the details these days.
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xtremewheels
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Yet again
Is Car Tinting Legal?
Whilst car window tinting is completely legal does have its restrictions in as much as it is dangerous to apply a tint that is too dark. The law states that it is not legal to apply car tints to the front side or front windscreen other than security film. Car window tints can be ordered to be removed by police if they feel that they are restrictive or applied to the wrong windows. A very good reason to have your car window tinting done by professionals as our advice is always good.
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Fro
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Mine are blatently illegal but when ive been pulled they havn't made me do anything they just advised me, (were more intent to find drugs somewhere ) looks better all one shade IMO
Edit: Mine were £130 i think.
[Edited on 25-01-2007 by fro-dizzle]
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Cupra Steve
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quote: Originally posted by fro-dizzle
looks better all one shade IMO
[Edited on 25-01-2007 by fro-dizzle]
precisely, i want it all one shade but i still want to see out of the at night and not be asked to rip out £150's worth of film by the old bill!!!
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xtremewheels
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Indeed, depends how the cops like modders, they hate us around junction 27
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Fro
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Have to admit mine use to be a pain with the door mirrors at night but you get use to it after a while.
Also extra privacy if your planning any antics
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damandblast
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quote: Originally posted by fro-dizzle
Have to admit mine use to be a pain with the door mirrors at night but you get use to it after a while.
Also extra privacy if your planning any antics
Privacy is not the only consideration (lol).... Security is the other factor. It's harder for the toe rags to see your ice if your rear windows are tinted. It's either that or you end up with those parcel shelf covers to hide your speakers.
Di
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Toby
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quote: Originally posted by fro-dizzle
Mine are blatently illegal but when ive been pulled they havn't made me do anything they just advised me, (were more intent to find drugs somewhere ) looks better all one shade IMO
Edit: Mine were £130 i think.
[Edited on 25-01-2007 by fro-dizzle]
did they find them 
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