Tint reference gallery -- post your Bronco pics & specs 📸 😎

[ar1]

Would others please post pictures of their bronco and include specs on tint so that the thread can serve as a reference gallery? I have found this helpful with other cars/forums.

Film: [ XXX ]
Windshield: [ % / NA ]
Front windows: [ % / NA ]

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[ar1]

@TheBroncolorian

Film: (?) Ceramic
Windshield: 15% (banner)
Front windows: 20%

@0ne

Film: 3M Ceramic
Windshield: 50%
Front windows: 15%

@HarmCityHammer

Film: 3M Crystaline
Windshield: 50%
Front windows: 15%

@Billnchristy

Film: Autobahn i3
Windshield: 70%
Front windows: 28%

 

[Billnchristy]

My windshield is 70%

 

[RowsKing]

Get your factory tint metered prior to installing window tint. I have the Raptor and had the rear door windows and rear shell metered first. The rear doors metered at 16% and the rear shell metered at 30%. Not sure why they came different from Ford but I could tell they didn’t match. So I tinted the front door windows 20%, rear door windows 30%, and rear clamshell 20%. It matches well.

 

[YagersBronco]

Would others please post pictures of their bronco and include specs on tint so that the thread can serve as a reference gallery? I have found this helpful with other cars/forums.


XPEL Stealth Full PPF

Film: XPEL XR Plus
Windshield: [ NA ]
Front windows: [ 20%]
Rear Windows: [20%]

@BroncJ

 

[Sitruc_btb]

Film: Suntek ceramic
Windshield: N/A
Front windows: 70%
Rear windows: 70%

 

[ar1]

Film: CXP ceramic
Windshield: N/A
Front windows: 70%
Rear windows: 70%

Thanks for sharing - interesting to see what the more transparent tints look like. I'm interested to know why you tinted the rears and not the windshield - I would thing that the windshield contributes more heat blocking than the rear sides? (and I imagine a light tint on the windshield would legal / acceptable by most standards)

 

[GoobertownDaddy]

Front windows 15%
front brow tint

 

[HotdogThud]

3M crystalline, 30% on the front and rear, nothing on the windshield

 

[Jwall]

Some basic cheap film, but:

20% on door windows (mine is a base so it didn’t have tint -matches OEM soft top pretty good)
35% on the entire windshield.

I love it. Wouldn’t change a thing.

This first pic, the front windows are down. You can definitely tell the windshield is tinted with the top back and windows down.

 

[22OBX]

Tint: Kavaca Ceramic IR
Front Window: 25%, Blocks 93% Infrared 99%+ UV light
Front Windshield: 70% (Clear to the Eye). Blocks 88% Infrared and 99%+ UV…great dash protection
Front strip: 5%

 

[Sitruc_btb]

Thanks for sharing - interesting to see what the more transparent tints look like. I'm interested to know why you tinted the rears and not the windshield - I would thing that the windshield contributes more heat blocking than the rear sides? (and I imagine a light tint on the windshield would legal / acceptable by most standards)

The rears are privacy glass. The glass is darker compared to front windows and windshield, and even adding a 70% tint made them noticeably darker.

I chose 70% because I prefer visibility above all else. The ceramic tint helps block UV rays and heat, good down here in AZ, but I much prefer to see out my windows. As for the windshield, I have a sun shade for that.

 

[22OBX]

IR is what blocks HEAT though

 

[BroncoHI]

Front windows only @20% ceramic. Idk the brand.

 

[AZ_Liberty]

Windshield - No tint (not legal in my state unfortunately)
Front sides = 35% (max legal here)
Rear = 20%

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