[enzia35]

Actually it was in Lubbock. Never got around to doing it though...sad. It's so hot in College Station.

[nicktechla]

Llumar Ceramic is the way to go.

[thescreensavers]

Look into the Tints Spec sheet, that will tell you what you need to know.

I got Formula1 Pinnical 15% all around and Llumar Airblue on front windshield. The F1 tint blocks 60% of heat

http://cdn.llumar.com/drupal/formulaonespecsheet.pdf

While Stratos is better than Pinnacal it was 200$ more expensive for only 3% benefit so I passed. IIRC I paid ~240 for all the windows and $120 for windshield.

The Xpel XR looks like great stuff, http://www.xpel.com/wp-content/uploa...-Sheet-USA.pdf

[kwav8r]

Yeah, at this point I think I'm going to pass on the window tint. Think these guys are trying to roll me a little bit with doing Xpel Paint Protection at the same time.

$475 for sides and rear windows is high. I'm gonna find someone else to do the tint.

The numbers on the Llumar look good, and I agree +$200 for 3% is passed the point of diminishing marginal utility....

[kwav8r]

Originally Posted by enzia35

Actually it was in Lubbock. Never got around to doing it though...sad. It's so hot in College Station.

Yeah, the humidity in CS is a big negative thing about living there. Still better than the feedlot smell and dust/wind in Lubbock though.

[mlee]

Regular tint was $180 on my ZL1 and for Ceramic is was $50 more but I really don't like the looks of Ceramic from the inside and my Camaro tint is mainly for looks anyway.

I do have Ceramic on my daily driver Silverado and just the front windows cost $125.

This 3 and 400 dollar stuff is nutz.

[kwav8r]

Originally Posted by mlee

Regular tint was $180 on my ZL1 and for Ceramic is was $50 more but I really don't like the looks of Ceramic from the inside and my Camaro tint is mainly for looks anyway.

I do have Ceramic on my daily driver Silverado and just the front windows cost $125.

This 3 and 400 dollar stuff is nutz.

Yup, I'm gonna pass on this installer...