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hey nath

there have been some tinting posts floating around that says that it is legal to have 20% for the rear window and 35% for the sides

I am not putting in my preference yet - but is that a legal combination?

One more thing - they put a little tint-a-car sticker once they have finished right? Will that mean that when the coppers complain and u show them u done it at a legit place they will leave u alone? hehe

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no he doesnt put the sticker on unless u want it, mainly coz 99.9% of people take them off anyways

basically 20% is illeagal if its on your windscreen to your rear window or on your p*nis its illeagal, 35% is the darkest legal, windscreens CANNOT be touched and ther is no combination which is legal, 35% all round is the darkest legal you can have it

20% is very dark, it looks awesome but depends if your willing to sacrifice being defected :P personally i got 35% and find it juts nice

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oh and if you get the illeagal stuff u dont get a receipt because basically 'he didn't tint it' if you get the illeagal stuff, he will still warrant it if it goes stuffed but otherwise you get no documentation, wheras with the 35%$ u get a writeen lifetime warranty

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Scotty (Coupe)-10AM (???)

kC king_kw13's Friend (4 Door)-11AM (???)

Mo king_kw13's Friend (4 Door)-11AM (???)

hey i havent heard about what type of tint these guys wanted so i have to just put them all down for 35% (legal) as the guy needs to know today to order them, if you guys want illeagal please CALL ME on 0411 50 54 58 before 2PM this afternoon and tell me

cheers guys

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