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Old Feb 16, 2010 | 01:21 PM
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the tints you can have depends on your state. different states have different regulations. A decent tint job should cost between $150-$200
 
Old Feb 16, 2010 | 11:16 PM
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just in case you didnt catch this edit..

edit: sorry i thought OP was a brand so i looked it up and found out they are on a lot of BMWs... i'm not sure though.. but i think i answered the question, (From autozone = $19.99) they had a bunch of others one too for cheap, but i highly recommend kragen or pepboys (a lot more diversity)
 
Old Feb 17, 2010 | 02:02 PM
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It looks like you live in california like me so if I'm not mistaken your rear windshield and rear windows can go as low as 5% (havent seen anything lower) NON REFLEXIVE. Your front windows technically shouldnt be tinted (the visible light percentage is so high I havent seen tint made thats light enough to be considered legal) BUT generally speaking you wont get pulled over for anything over 35% because at that point it looks like stock tinted glass which is a layer of film inside the glass and is legal. I would suggest 20% in the rear unless you have a black car which then I would suggest 5%. Good luck and if you try to tint it yourself it will be a lot cheaper but it is NOT an easy thing to do. I suggest going to a pro for anywhere from $125 to$200 (plus many pros have warranties)
 
Old Feb 17, 2010 | 02:42 PM
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i paid 180 (plus 20 dollar tip so 200) for mine and it got a lifetime warrenty.. i say let someone experienced do it so they can always re-do it if its f'd up
 
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