Window tinting film for your car. "Give your car some shades"

     Blacked out windows are a popular mod which many people really like the look of. They also give some extra privacy and keep the heat down inside the car during summer. So is it easy to do yourself? What tools do you need? Get some car window tinting tips from this article. However regulations in most countries insist that there is a certain amount of light transmitted through the window to the driver. In reality this pretty much rules out any kind of tint on the windscreen and often the front side windows.         Check your local regulations, sometimes these apply to vehicles of differing ages. Remember also that regulations can change so getting the darkest tint which is currently legal is not always the best option.
       There is a lot more to tinting than the blackout film. Pretty much any colour and grade of tint is available and even a selection of mirrored finishes. The film comes in a variety of forms and installation is usually much neater if done by a professional installer although it is possible to do a reasonable job at home if you have a good quality window film and are prepared to take your time. First off follow the instructions that came with the film, not all films require a heat application and will not shrink to fit. Some films require that you coat the glass with an IPA solution and then put on the film. Getting this wrong for the sake of not reading the instructions can be a very expensive mistake.