Same % on the roof......he went with 55 instaed of 35

People actually tint their moon roofs? lol... 35 % looks great man... tint is probably the best asthetic mod you can do.. other than a nice set of wheels... lookin great man. Black is gorgeous.

Thanks all....
55% on the sunroof is equivalent because it'* already tinted...looks equal to the sides.

it'* super easy to see out of even at night. I suggest that anyone looking to do it research locals and get a good high quality install with super quality stuff. This is called Onyx. I didn't want it to look dark and it really doesn't.

Footey... There is no inspection in CT, only emissions. And if a cop tries to nail me I'm maybe 1-2% over and should be able to question when his light thingy was calibrated.

Bill that looks great! How did that sound insulation work out? (ie. how much of a difference did that make? I was think about putting some on my rear deck when I replace my craped out Pioneer 6x9s.)

Ed

it'* tough to tell..the rear seat is still out and the pass through is larger and wide open. Seems to have helped though.

Looks great Bill- I have to get mine done soon. Black on Black.
Nice job with the insulation, Im sure that you'll notice a difference with it once the leather is back in.

Dan looks back at the peel and seal last night...looks at me...looks back..and back to me. Says "did you put all that silver stuf back therere?... You got too much time on your hands."



Mechanics....they just don't understand...

....besides....first they have to catch you!

Looking great! I'm addicting to having my cars tinted now too.. it makes a huge difference in look and interior feel IMO. And for the record, our cars have what'* called an astroroof.. It can tilt up, or go back into the roof.

Well, Since I haven't been on until today, better late than never, I guess.

I like it!

But then I'm spoiled with tint (third car I've tinted) and like the aesthetic. I like tint with most any color, but it has a sweet effect on white and black cars, IMO.

I also like the sound proofing. What brand did you use?