30% net darkness on all the vehicle windows, except the windshield. Using the above explanation, you must use a film, along with the “tint of the glass” that is no darker than 30%. Typically, most window film manufacturers' 35% films meet this criteria.
If you want to go a little darker on back doors and back glass, you may go up to a 25% net darkness on the rear doors, quarter glass and back windshield. However, then the front driver and passenger doors may only be filmed to a 45% total film darkness. Typically, most window film manufacturer’s 30% films meet the rear criteria, along with 50% for the front doors.
Is the old law, darker than 25% on the rear windows, nothing is allowed on the front drivers and passenger front doors.
If you have a truck, SUV, or minivan that has factory tinted privacy glass, you may use a 50% (45% total darkness) on the front doors.
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