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Thats awesome news. Last time I went through regency I removed the front and the rear tint - left the rear quarters, and never bothered fitting tint again but if its going to be legal 35% all round then yeah I'll get it fitted again.

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Thats awesome news. Last time I went through regency I removed the front and the rear tint - left the rear quarters, and never bothered fitting tint again but if its going to be legal 35% all round then yeah I'll get it fitted again.

I had to do the same Vu....what a pain in the A it was.....some awesome news maybe i will end up getting tints put back on now that its legal

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Changing a law to benefit drivers.....? Whats going on here?!? :D

And yes, awesome news!!

hahahah so true

ill be happy when they make 20% legal...

you cant you need chauffeur plates but :(

Anyone actually confirm this?

give Ric a ring from Auto Perfection, i'm sure if you've already had tint from him before and you need it again he will be more than happy to look after you and new customer's too don't feel left out mention SAU for some discount

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Hmmm I'm confused now, the guy I bought my car off of said its all tinted to the legal limit, but I thought I had 35 all round - maybe not then...

Then you would be better off getting your tinting tested out for opacity Dion....any tinting place would be able to tell you the % of opacity of your current tint

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I have no idea sorry. Here is the ad for it tho.

http://www.tintacar.com.au/midnight_express.php

That looks good. Have you ever been defected for it or hassled by the police?

I'll be looking at getting my car done in the next couple months I think.

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That looks good. Have you ever been defected for it or hassled by the police?

I'll be looking at getting my car done in the next couple months I think.

Nope, never been questioned about it. I have the recipts in my car so if they did question it I could show them. :D

Tinted windows made my car look so much better hey..... I didnt think it would make such a huge difference but it does.

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Nope, never been questioned about it. I have the recipts in my car so if they did question it I could show them. :D

Tinted windows made my car look so much better hey..... I didnt think it would make such a huge difference but it does.

I kept getting into trouble but then again my tinting was way too dark....it came from Japland like that

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