Newbie - so many questions
Re: Newbie - so many questions
Tints are an option, and with the light on inside they might as well be clear.
Re: Newbie - so many questions
News to me Bob - even with tight fit blinds?Bob wrote:Tints are an option, and with the light on inside they might as well be clear.
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Mike
JAL supplied Caribbean Blue V6 Bongo with Skylift roof and rear conversion - Viv.
JAL supplied Caribbean Blue V6 Bongo with Skylift roof and rear conversion - Viv.
Re: Newbie - so many questions
Certainly with our blinds down its difficult to see in through them, but don't rely on tints for privacy with interior light on. 
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Re: Newbie - so many questions
Yes mine has no tints. And even with tints, if you put the light on inside at night i think someone would be able to see in? The main consideration though is insulation. The other main one (for me) is not wanting to have the sun blasting in when i want blackout for sleeping.George217 wrote:mikeonb4c wrote:Remember you really need some for the 4 side windows as well as a cab set and tailgate window one. The standard blinds neither insulate nor give blackout
Mike, my 4 side windows have dark tints plus factory fit electric blinds. Why would you need additional? I've just got the 4 piece set for windscreen, driver and passenger sides plus rear. They do the job perfectly. Is there a different model with no tints?
