Windows Tinting laws in new zealand

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BurningBeard

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#216961 22-May-2009 13:13

lxsw20: If you dont see the point in at least 250HP from point a to point b you arnt paying enough attention to the issue :P

I walk and cycle. I don't care how I look/sound/perform in transit.

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#216983 22-May-2009 14:42

Good for you mate. It was ment pretty light heartley hence the ":P"

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#216992 22-May-2009 15:09

All good, me too ;)

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#217078 22-May-2009 22:48

rickcrawley: does anyone have any photos of tinted front windows of how they look when you look out of them from the inside? i'm interested to see how dark 35% or lower tints are from the inside looking out.

yes there is some on youtube have a search around on there it doesnt look very dark at all it sorta looks like its hardly been tinted

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#217231 23-May-2009 15:25

look it up on youtube bro thats the best place to find it

krissy

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#226312 18-Jun-2009 15:41

hay
call me a typical girly gal...
but i wanna know whatz the darkest (legal in NZ) tint i can do for ma Accord?

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#226315 18-Jun-2009 15:49

Only this morning I asked a van driver to move his waggon (with completly blackened windows) which he had parked in an angle parking bay right next to the entrance/exit of a public car park.

The problem was that it was impossible to see the oncoming traffic through or around his vehicle. A very dangerous situation indeed.

Thankfully he moved his waggon.

This was on Thorndon Quay, Wellington.

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#226335 18-Jun-2009 16:50

Zippity: Only this morning I asked a van driver to move his waggon (with completly blackened windows) which he had parked in an angle parking bay right next to the entrance/exit of a public car park.

The problem was that it was impossible to see the oncoming traffic through or around his vehicle. A very dangerous situation indeed.

Thankfully he moved his waggon.

This was on Thorndon Quay, Wellington.

Get that with vans and 4WD's all the time, pain in the arse.

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#226387 18-Jun-2009 18:39

krissy: hay

call me a typical girly gal...

but i wanna know whatz the darkest (legal in NZ) tint i can do for ma Accord?

As per first page, 35%, this includes any factory tint on the windows.

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#226392 18-Jun-2009 18:46

krissy: hay

call me a typical girly gal...

but i wanna know whatz the darkest (legal in NZ) tint i can do for ma Accord?

Welcome to geekzone :)

Formalities first, could you please use full english words, rather than text kanguage? Thanks.

What windows are you wanting to tint exactly? All windows can be tinted to 35%, as has already been mentioned, bar the windscreen, for your average car.

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#226566 19-Jun-2009 09:16

the doors and the back window. thanks for the informations. much appreciated.

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