mr_kindred23 Posted September 13, 2006 Share Posted September 13, 2006 anyone ever try "magic" tint? any opinion abt this kind of tint? Quote Link to comment
hitomi Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 anyone ever try "magic" tint? any opinion abt this kind of tint? its a good compromise between heat reduction and night time driving when the sun shines directly on it, it turns opaque (the degree of opacity will depend on the "lightness" of the tint) and at night, it becomes semi-transparent. which is better than the black tints that make it difficult to drive at nightwithout a HID headlight kit. but if you wanna have your car tinted, i recommend going for the lightest magic tint. this is because heavily tinted carssometimes get flagged down. i think they're reviving the "no tint" law of the 70's. Quote Link to comment
black cat Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 What is HID? Anyways, 3m med tint lang sa car ko.. palibot na yun.. full windshield rin. Hubby ko kse madaya.. sa kotse nya superdark pinalagay nya, tapos med dark lang sa kin. Quote Link to comment
Guest xHANGMANx Posted September 14, 2006 Share Posted September 14, 2006 (edited) its a good compromise between heat reduction and night time driving when the sun shines directly on it, it turns opaque (the degree of opacity will depend on the "lightness" of the tint) and at night, it becomes semi-transparent. which is better than the black tints that make it difficult to drive at nightwithout a HID headlight kit.but if you wanna have your car tinted, i recommend going for the lightest magic tint. this is because heavily tinted carssometimes get flagged down. i think they're reviving the "no tint" law of the 70's. What is HID? Anyways, 3m med tint lang sa car ko.. palibot na yun.. full windshield rin. Hubby ko kse madaya.. sa kotse nya superdark pinalagay nya, tapos med dark lang sa kin. HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGED 30K for the complete unit replacement eto yung mga nakikita mong super white yung ilaw nila may nakita akong TINT ng Mazda 3, nde sya ganun ka heavy black pero kahit noon time nde ka kita sa loob Edited September 14, 2006 by xHANGMANx Quote Link to comment
andrewfordmedina Posted September 15, 2006 Share Posted September 15, 2006 What is HID? Anyways, 3m med tint lang sa car ko.. palibot na yun.. full windshield rin. Hubby ko kse madaya.. sa kotse nya superdark pinalagay nya, tapos med dark lang sa kin. Previously answered na yung question mo about HID.....lemme just add: HID stands for HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE. It is a bright kind of lighting, 10x as brighter than the brightest automotive halogen lamps currently available in the market. HID is produced by supercharging xenon gas contained inside the bulb through what is considered the 'filament' in most halogen types. This is accomplished by transforming 12V of electricity into 12,000V(?) through the 'ballast.' In the process, what in ordinary halogen lamps consume 60/55W - 90/100W - 170/140W, HID lamps only consume 35W and they are as much as 10x brighter than the brightest halogen (I have 170/140W). There are essentially two types of HIDs. The single beam and the dual beam. Single means....well....single. Dual means that you have a low beam and a high beam. Certainly, the dual beam HIDs are more expensive. As to illumination, HIDs come in several degrees of illumination. The most common are those in the 6000K illumination, considered the "white light" and all-weather. Prices of HID may range from P12T for Taiwanese made....to as much as P28K for the Philipps Diamond Vision. There are even more expensive ones. Finally, HID lamps are considered the "cool lamps" owing to their low consumption. You can actually touch your headlight cover without danger of being burned or scalded unlike with halogen lamps where you can be accidentally burned by the heat of the lamp cover. I hope this helps..... Quote Link to comment
all Posted September 16, 2006 Share Posted September 16, 2006 For heat protection... d2 sa lugar namin na umaabot ng hanggang 50 degrees, tapos sa initan ka naka park, necessity na talaga. I don't know if we have this brand V-kool sa atin... kahit anong init sa labas malamig ung glass...they claim one of the most advance daw...medyo may kamahalan nga lang... but very good. Ung pinaka magaling mag repel ng heat at radiation is the transparent ones...un nilagay ko sa harap and then sa side at likod ung 70% heavy tint... dito pag darker pa sa 70% huli ka na, un kasi ang law nila. Overall, di sya mainit, considering na black ung car at ung outside temp is mataas talaga...dito 34 is considered cold Quote Link to comment
lomex32 Posted September 18, 2006 Share Posted September 18, 2006 OK din ba ung Romy's Car tint? Quote Link to comment
Direct Hit Posted September 18, 2006 Share Posted September 18, 2006 Im having a hard time driving with a heavy tinted car at night Quote Link to comment
Guest slave69biatch Posted September 18, 2006 Share Posted September 18, 2006 is it true that LTO will be implementing no dark tints allowed? medium magic tint ba di din pwede? ano lng pwede and wen will dis be implemented? thnks!! Quote Link to comment
lomex32 Posted September 18, 2006 Share Posted September 18, 2006 Ehto Wala naman sinasabi na violation sa LTO ung heavy tint... Ung TINTED na car plate cover yan ang violation Violations In Connection With Plates And Stickers16 A - Plates not firmly attached and visible is it true that LTO will be implementing no dark tints allowed? medium magic tint ba di din pwede? ano lng pwede and wen will dis be implemented?thnks!! Violations Relative to Motor Vehicle Parts, Accessories, Markings Motor vehicle with metallic wheels Defective brakes Improper horn or signalling device (exceptionally loud, startling, or disgreeable) Defective horn or signalling device Carrying red lights visible in front of vehicles No or defective headlights No or defective taillights No red rear lights No license plate lights No brake (stop) lights No or defective windshield wipers No or disconnected muffler Dirty and unsightly or dilapidated motor vehicle Failure to paint or improper painting of authorized route (jeepneys) Non-painting of business name or trade name on vehicle used for business trade Unauthorized improvised number plates If plates are made to appear as registered to operate as FOR HIRE Failure to put "NOT FOR HIRE" sign on jeepney/jitney not operated FOR HIRE Unlawful use or attachment of siren/bell/horn/whistle/gadget that produces exceptionally loud or startling sound, including domelights, blinkers, and similar signaling/flashing devices Glaring front or rear body parts and/or sporting dazzling accessories Operation of vehicles with right-hand steering wheel Quote Link to comment
Humpster!!!! Posted September 18, 2006 Share Posted September 18, 2006 hirap mag drive pag pitched black ung tints :thumbsdownsmiley: siguro for privacy pero mahirap lalo na pag gabi, unless palagay ka ng HID Quote Link to comment
sly_732 Posted September 20, 2006 Share Posted September 20, 2006 hirap mag drive pag pitched black ung tints :thumbsdownsmiley: siguro for privacy pero mahirap lalo na pag gabi, unless palagay ka ng HID at saka takaw harang sa checkpoint particularly san juan and qc area! Quote Link to comment
zxd168pzz Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 For heat protection... d2 sa lugar namin na umaabot ng hanggang 50 degrees, tapos sa initan ka naka park, necessity na talaga. I don't know if we have this brand V-kool sa atin... kahit anong init sa labas malamig ung glass...they claim one of the most advance daw...medyo may kamahalan nga lang... but very good. Ung pinaka magaling mag repel ng heat at radiation is the transparent ones...un nilagay ko sa harap and then sa side at likod ung 70% heavy tint... dito pag darker pa sa 70% huli ka na, un kasi ang law nila. Overall, di sya mainit, considering na black ung car at ung outside temp is mataas talaga...dito 34 is considered coldI tried V kool once on my F150, very expensive but didn't come out nice. It had a greenish type of appearance, nag mukhang armored truck ang bintana ko! It wasn't also effective in bringing down the glare. But what pissed me off, is that VKool doesn't allow your parking transponder or e-pass to work! On tinting, this is my two cents worth.. if it's a european car (Benz, BMW, Audi), don't tint it .. sayang ang investment mo if you're not going to flaunt the interior and the fine leather trims.. if you do, it becomes plain vanilla.. Secondly, determine first how you're going to use the car.. if you're always on the field, tint it with 3M RE35, RE20 in front - ask the one installing to leave a hole for the LTO sticker - FYI it's not a strict requirement to have this.. You can go to Roadstar or other accessory shops and request that they tint the front windshield with one-piece. Don't settle for a two-piece coz the partition runs right smack into your eyeline. Then, to remove the LTO sticker, use the flat blade for applying "masilya" .. this is what is being used by pre-owned car-dealers to remove stickers.. try it! Secondly, if you are a takusa.. tint it all black! don't take the risk. I personally have two late-model SUVs but I haven't tinted them. I don't go out on the field and just use the vehicles early morning and evening just to and from the office. That being said, they look like they came straight from the show room. All original. But I plan to get a sedan next year as a third vehicle and do an all-around 3M, just to have one for privacy. You don't know when it's going to be handy :evil: Cheers! Quote Link to comment
zxd168pzz Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 Ehto Wala naman sinasabi na violation sa LTO ung heavy tint... Ung TINTED na car plate cover yan ang violation Violations In Connection With Plates And Stickers16 A - Plates not firmly attached and visibleViolations Relative to Motor Vehicle Parts, Accessories, Markings Motor vehicle with metallic wheels Defective brakes Improper horn or signalling device (exceptionally loud, startling, or disgreeable) Defective horn or signalling device Carrying red lights visible in front of vehicles No or defective headlights No or defective taillights No red rear lights No license plate lights No brake (stop) lights No or defective windshield wipers No or disconnected muffler Dirty and unsightly or dilapidated motor vehicle Failure to paint or improper painting of authorized route (jeepneys) Non-painting of business name or trade name on vehicle used for business trade Unauthorized improvised number plates If plates are made to appear as registered to operate as FOR HIRE Failure to put "NOT FOR HIRE" sign on jeepney/jitney not operated FOR HIRE Unlawful use or attachment of siren/bell/horn/whistle/gadget that produces exceptionally loud or startling sound, including domelights, blinkers, and similar signaling/flashing devices Glaring front or rear body parts and/or sporting dazzling accessories Operation of vehicles with right-hand steering wheelOn paper, yes. But in this country where there are virtually no patrol cars and policemen just huddle in pre-designated areas, there is basically no enforcement of these rules. For instance, how will you arrest a politician #8-plated SUV with "metallic wheels" a.k.a. 20-inch bling blings? Over your dead-body right? "No or disconnected mufflers", that would cover all jeepneys in this country! Again, no enforcement. Tinted cars have been banned since the late 80s to present - has it been enforced?. a resounding NO. You can basically run away with murder in this country.. that's why we have the biggest population of private security guards in the entire world.. because the citizenry do not believe in the government's ability to enforce anything.. Cheers! Quote Link to comment
lomex32 Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 OK patint na ako ng Super dark On paper, yes. But in this country where there are virtually no patrol cars and policemen just huddle in pre-designated areas, there is basically no enforcement of these rules. For instance, how will you arrest a politician #8-plated SUV with "metallic wheels" a.k.a. 20-inch bling blings? Over your dead-body right? "No or disconnected mufflers", that would cover all jeepneys in this country! Again, no enforcement. Tinted cars have been banned since the late 80s to present - has it been enforced?. a resounding NO. You can basically run away with murder in this country.. that's why we have the biggest population of private security guards in the entire world.. because the citizenry do not believe in the government's ability to enforce anything.. Cheers! Quote Link to comment
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