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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Oakland, CA.
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Tinting a Targa glass requires removal of the rear glass in order to do it right.
There's no way around it... btw...it's not cheap ![]() |
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Plug for my friend Toby at Elite Tint in Orange County CA. he does it at his shop and mobile service. Me neither. |
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Formerly known as Syzygy
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Calgary, AB
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Yeah, it's fairly subtle usually. Today I tried a different pair of polarized glasses with no effect. I put my Serengetis back on, I could see a bit of the rainbow with lots of low reflected light coming in. However, I get absolutely NO funkyness in any other vehicle, tinted or not, with these glasses. So, perhaps it's a result of the combination of Air Blue film and this particular shade of Serengeti lenses. None of my others (polarized or not) exhibit this anomaly. Kinda weird...
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