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Become an SAU-Vic member and then you get access to full car tinting for $150

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Thats gotta offset the cost of membership in one hit

the guy quoted me 150 and he will remove the old tint, all i need to know hoe dark 15% is

15% is not overly dark... my friend has two cars tinted by VIP and its a top job. And he's jacked up the price too i see!! used to be $125. To give you an idea of how dark you can go, a guy i know has two films of 20% tint on his car... and thats DARK!! but you can still see out of it fine

I used to have 5% tint all round and i never had problems... even at night you can still parallel park with no worries

pay a little extra and he'll tint you windscreen too

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