Living in Key West and Florida
in general certainly necessitates window tinting. But figuring out how much you should tint your car windows isn’t that easy. Choosing the right tint is half personal preference and half what the law dictates. Window tint is measured in visible light transmission (VLT). The lower the percentage, the darker the tint becomes. According to Florida law, your tint must be no darker than:
28% VLT for front windows
If you tint your windows more than this, you can receive a ticket for up to $116.
For a frame of reference to help you decide how much to tint car windows, use these figures:
20% VLT for the sake of privacy
35% VLT for a darker aesthetic that outsiders can still see through
50% VLT for a lighter tint that still keeps heat and UV rays out of your car
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