Dingley

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how would vht nightshade look on car windows.... would it last? how would it look? pictures maybe?

megaracerx

my guess would be its too dark...but i;m not sure

OutLaw305

I also would wonder what it would look like on windows. My only problem with it would be.... If a cop told you to take it off.... sounds like it would start to get messy.

Dingley

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well, couldn't you control how dark it was by the number of shades you put it on it.

StevenK

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might also have major problems with scratching

OutLaw305

Just wondering, why would you want to go through all the extra effort just to get the same result as regular window tint? Im sure it can be done, and tastefully, but it seems there would be more headache in the long run than with regular tint. It just seems regular tint would be much easier.

jocww

thats what my dad used in the 60s on his gto before they had actual film tint it works great he said and when he got introuble all he had to do was scrape it with a razor next month hed spray it back on again

OutLaw305

well there ya go, haha. Sounds like a good deal then. At 10 bucks a can, could be a "little cheaper" than reg tint.

Dingley

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would there be a scrapping problem.. i don't want to deal with that

OutLaw305

when you hold the razor at a certain angle you will have no problems with scrapping

redraif

I would think it would not be clear to see through like window film is. That it would be cloudy

srdynamics1

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I tried to use it on my hatch glass. Just the small strips near the outer side edges where my window tinter said he can't tint. It was suspect to me, but he did the back window flawlessly and in one piece .
The VHT NiteShades was cloudy and wouldn't stick to the glass very well. I just used blk tape instead.
Don't do it.