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You can insulate the glass & still see through it. It's called window tint. Just be sure & check your local & states laws about what percent of tint is allowed. The left side of your body will thank you.
You can insulate the glass & still see through it. It's called window tint. Just be sure & check your local & states laws about what percent of tint is allowed. The left side of your body will thank you.
Technically yes but it doesn't make a big difference. Now the new ceramic insulation tint is suppose to be good but it's extremely expensive.
You can insulate the glass & still see through it. It's called window tint. Just be sure & check your local & states laws about what percent of tint is allowed. The left side of your body will thank you.
I have 20% tint, including visor strip.
But there’s still the remainder of the windshield.
Lucky! They say this year is suppose to be a bad winter
I hear that every year though...... We may get a few days/weeks of REALLY cold temps, but, of late, that's been about it. (and it made me want to disconnect my outside air temp sensor..... -12 at 11:00 AM????? That is COLD......
I hear that every year though...... We may get a few days/weeks of REALLY cold temps, but, of late, that's been about it. (and it made me want to disconnect my outside air temp sensor..... -12 at 11:00 AM????? That is COLD......
Not that bad here yet. Even my father said a hot summer means a bad winter here. I hope we do so I can try out that cad lock and my homemade sensor to light the light up . We have been in the 40s at early morning but by 6ish it's in the 60s which is still cold to me
Yeah, last week or so has been really mild here..... Normally, I would expect tempts in the 90's, at least high 80's.... but, been low 70's instead. Seems we got our august weather in july. Doesn't bode well for September.