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Anyone have a good experience having their car windows tinted here in Columbus? I'm having a heck of a time finding a good place! I have called several local businesses and haven't been very impressed.
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Window tinting--any luck?
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aaminian
Short North
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Quality Window Tint (http://qwtint.com/). Best in town.
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misskitty
Columbus
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Here you can check the laws of diffrent states so you don't end up with a ticket.
http://www.autowindowtinting.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=content.display&pageID=108Posted 1 year ago # -
DR
Short North
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aaminian wrote >>
Quality Window Tint (http://qwtint.com/). Best in town.they have always been great to work with. I have had them do 6 cars so far...Never had any issues and the price seems good too.
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vestanpance
Harrison West/at work OSU
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aaminian wrote >>
Quality Window Tint (http://qwtint.com/). Best in town.+1 I know a bunch of people that have used this place
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Twixlen
Westgate, Columbus
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dbteach01 wrote >>
The purpose of the tinting is it shields the hot sun and makes driving a lot easier! It also keeps the car cooler, too (or at least that's been my experience).What I've done in the past is had the back essentially limo tinted, and kept the driver and passenger windows dark, but not impeding - I like to be able to see other drivers/bikers/etc and want them to see me.
Also +1 to Quality Window - they do good work.
ETA - It's also great for those of us that drive toasters or more open vehicles. You can put something behind the seat and it can't be seen, even if someone pressed their face to the glass.
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vestanpance
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Tenzo
Chicago Lakeshore
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misskitty wrote >>
Here you can check the laws of diffrent states so you don't end up with a ticket.
http://www.autowindowtinting.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=content.display&pageID=108that is wierd.
The laws are wildly different. From no tint allowed on the driver to 50%
From 37% on the passenger to 100%So basically, I could have my windows tinted in one state and then if I travel through another I can get arrested?
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vestanpance
Harrison West/at work OSU
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depends on which state your car is registered in I believe. That state are laws you must follow.
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0Angle
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vestanpance wrote >>
0Angle wrote >>
As a cyclist, tints make me very nervous. Is it just me? Unless vision issues necessitate them, what is the porpoise?/sigh
VP, I'm sorry if I asked a stupid question, or derailed, but when I'm at a 4-way stop, if i can't see if the driver sees me, I get nervous... x100 if I have kids with me. Those people can jump out.
Another derailment, but thanks for the Inbetweeners tip. I hope that show comes back.Posted 1 year ago #
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