Window Tint Photo Compilation Master Thread

[Original Scuba]

5% ceramic in the back
25% ceramic in the front
0% on windshield, I expect to have to keep getting that done because of potential for cracks and I don’t want to deal with that!

Texas pro tint, outside of Houston! Awesome job looks great and did it fairly quickly!

Nice! Checking them out....

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[VGxHC]

5% all the way around and 35% on the windshield.

 

[Cnajr123]

20% on back windows of soft top with GILA static tint. Works perfect. Will do 20% with regular film on rear doors soon

 

[jdhunt0]

The guys with 70% on the windshield, can you post a picture looking out? It would be great if you could have a window rolled down and show that too so we can get an idea of how dark it is. I am getting mine does Tuesday and trying to decide what I want.

 

[SouthCo]

20% all all four doors and hardtop windows. Nothing on the windshield. These pics make it look a little bit darker than it does in person. Maybe the angle of the sun or something? If you look close you can still see the car beside me looking through the front doors. I’m really happy with it. Barely notice it from inside looking out and dark but not too dark looking from the outside.

 

[Grousemont]

I went with 3M Crystalline 20%. It was a perfect match for color and darkness. Of course it’s the most expensive tint to buy.

 

[kacper244]

I went with 35% after reading that it matches the soft top windows better than the 20%. It looks good and I can actually see at night so that's a bonus.

Before:

After:

 

[ssangyongs]

50% everywhere except windshield as its not legal here.

3M Crystalline

$350

 

[andeee]

Just got 20% 3m on the front door to match the factory. I think the tint is pretty close in the light amount it lets in. But the slight blue in the new tint is different from the rear and it’s bothering my eyes. Any suggestions? Could I tint the rears too to help offset that blue tint?

 

[fightingmajor]

Does anyone have 5% all around with the soft top with tinted windows that they can post a pic from the side. Want to see how off it looks. I'm pretty sure I had one of my past Jeeps done that way, but I can't seem to find a pic.

 

[vilewolf]

15% Ceramic Tint. Hard to tell but it matches the soft top pretty well.

 

[tatarin]

Finally got it tinted. 50% windshield 20% front sides 30% over factory rears all ceramic.

 

[fightingmajor]

Mine is currently getting tinted. Going with 5% on front doors, 20% on rear doors and side windows, 5% on tailgate and 80% on windshield. This should make all the sides 5% with the back window just being dark as well. They tried to talk me into 50% for my windshield, but I didn't want it that dark. I did go with the ceramic tint for the first time to help with the heat when the top is on.

 

[fightingmajor]

Pics inside and out

 

[IceInfusion]

35% carbon tint on front with tinted soft top; one overcast & one with sun going right through the wind shield. For the soft top, I think 35% on top of the factory tint is the closest match. 20% would be too dark, I think, to match. After looking through this tread, I think the soft and hard top has slightly different tint, which explains why all the people with 20% match the rear windows of the hard top and my 35% matches the soft top. Lucky for me, because I've had 20% in cars and don't care for its darkness
It cost me $70

I was just looking on the Bestop website, the company who makes the soft tops for the Wrangler, and it says the soft top windows are 18% tint.

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