Tinting a 360?

I agree on the latter point... which is why I never had the sides tinted. Not only is the back very close to the heat... 200' worth... its essentially outside... it can get wet in there and thus very humid. Much like taking a steamer to your tint... and if it ever did come off, it'll land on the engine, where it will either melt or catch fire or both.

It might work fine, but I figured I'd wait until someone else tried it. So, sure, give it a try, and report back to us on how well it worked.


Brian

 

I tinted the sides without doing the back, looks fine.

 

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How about a picture standing up from the side-rear... like 7:30... to where we can see both the side windows and the rear window at once? I am very curious how that looks... thanks.

 

You will be amazed by just tinting the sides will make the back look as if it aslo has tint. The less light allowed inside the vehicle the darker all windows will. Naturally the ones you tinted will look darker but every little bit helps. I am a tinter by trade and while most of my customers do both sides and the back I do have quite a few with all kinds of requests.

The question about the heat is one I would like to know the answer to myself and if I remember correctly there is a member of this board that owns a shop in CA (cant remember his name) but he certainly seemed knowledgable about tint and he was a Ferrari owner himself, anyway mabe he will chime in with some good advice. I would love to be able to have the expertise in this area but here in Alabama I have not yet had the priviledge of tinting such a fine car. If it were my car I would probably go ahead and tint it but just keep and eye on it to see how it looks to be holding up. What Brian said seems possible but I think if you kept a close check on it at least at first the tint would show signs of distress before it let go and fell onto the engine.

 

Maybe you should just tint the sides and rear cabin window and leave the hatch window clear?