Window tinting?

The main reason tinting is illegal in most jurisdictions is simply that it makes it difficult for cops to see what you're doing inside your car.

 

I was thinking about doing windshield, put it off until you mentioned it.

Thanks for reminding me

 

Secondary, personal reason: it feels like you’re wearing sunglasses, day and night. Especially for shoulder checking during lane changes.

Too, if I was shopping used, aftermarket tint would be a deal breaker, maybe just me though.

yeah I know, Great White North.

 

Love to see that installed on the Gen 5 considering the angle of the windscreen

 

I'm no physicist, but I think it's possible to block UV rays without using dark tints.

 

Window film installers do it every day

 

I don't think that's legal anywhere.

 

Still love to see it. You'd have to be double jointed and have arms like an Orangutan

 

Just got all my windows tinted, including the windshield.
Definitely a difference with full sun.

Windshield is almost clear, very slight tint.
I'll post a pic when I get a chance

 

from Llumar.com
“Llumar AIR Clear Window Film
Like the look of your vehicle as-is but want to upgrade the performance of your factory auto glass? LLumar® AIR clear window film is the solution. It has the same, proven nano-ceramic construction used in premium auto tint, minus the window-darkening color.”

From what I can determine it still reduces a small amount of visible light transmission but reduces a good amount of UV and IR.

 

What brand of tint?
I’ve used 3M on my previous cars since the early 90s no issues whatsoever.

Thinking of trying Xpel on the Prius, only because local vendor uses that brand. Reviews were also acceptable for that brand.