Project LR3
#41
08-14-2013 | 10:45 PM
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From: Edmonton Alberta Canada
Also did the sunroof portions.
Anyone that ever wants to test that theory can do so with transitions lenses or similar auto darkening glasses. They do not darken inside the vehicle with IR glass. I do endorse the use of tinting, as it significantly, noticeably reduces the work your AC has to do, I should know, I'm in TX. Don't forget the sunroof with some silver when you do it.
The light still comes thru, the the heat not. Below is a link to a pdf of the film.
[http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/albu...lue%2078~0.pdf
#42
08-15-2013 | 04:01 PM
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From: Arkansas
I've thought about doing that too.... but using 5% or something. I couldn't care about light coming through. Almost all of my previous cars with sunroofs had shades that complete block the light. For some reason land rover thinks that these stupid perforated rollup things are good enough.
#44
08-25-2013 | 08:29 PM
Where in the vehicle did you mount these?
And I like a lot of the stuff on your rig, like the windshield tint, I like the tails a lot, not big on chrome but that's just because its over played around me. but hell yea man keep up the work.
#46
08-26-2013 | 02:30 PM
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From: Cowtown
I've thought about doing that too.... but using 5% or something. I couldn't care about light coming through. Almost all of my previous cars with sunroofs had shades that complete block the light. For some reason land rover thinks that these stupid perforated rollup things are good enough.
For Northern climes the non tinted windows are great on short winter days. The extra light through the sunroofs help on gloomy winter days.
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