The film was designed for windows on commercial buildings and is thicker and stronger than the average auto film, which is why it is so hard to install on curved glass.Seriously considering Huper Optik. I've read nothing but amazing things about this film, but also read that's it's terribly hard to install on a curved (aka rear) window.
I've known a few people like that!![]()
Honestly, Tom... you should reconsider.
There is a noticeable difference in my back window now that it is tinted, and you're forgetting the rear quarter glass... the rear window and passenger/quarter windows tinted might still make a difference in the overall "darkness" of the cabin, and should reflect SOME heat in the summer.
The only problem with that setup is... you're gonna look "limousiney".
Something to think about though.
BEFORE AND AFTER:
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Seriously considering Huper Optik. I've read nothing but amazing things about this film, but also read that's it's terribly hard to install on a curved (aka rear) window.
Is it absolutely necessary to remove door panels when doing the side windows?
Even if you got a waiver, I doubt they would allow that low of a VLT.SmoovC-Looks really good. I am applying for NJ Motor Vehicle waiver to get side and front windows tinted and even though I would love to go for the dark tint, I know that the locals will be stopping me every day. Would not get a citation but don't want the hassle.
You can create a LLC online in MN for $155.00. Apparently no annual renewal fee in MN. The fee is tax deductible as a business expense. Income and expenses of the LLC can be reported in Schedule C of 1040, just like I assume you do now. Any version of Turbo Tax (PC versions) can handle it.FYI, I'm sending LLumar an email this weekend to see if I can become a dealer of their ceramic film. I'm guessing no since I'm not exactly a registered business (LLC, Inc. etc.)