to insure everyone is aware of the state laws....
I got this from from the IWFA website to show what the laws are and how the laws is written.. you can check it out at
Window Film Information Center - Sponsored by the International Window Film Association
This summary chart of state aftermarket tint law information is not a legal document.It is the result of independent research, using several sources of public state documents. Window tinting laws vary from state to state and province to province. Before applying any window tinting materials, installers should thoroughly review the appropriate state regulations as well as local enforcement policies to insure compliance with all applicable standards.
Type: Film-------VLT% refers to the film itself
Net--------VLT% refers to the combined film & glass
Vague-----The language of the law is unclear, legislative intent is unclear, or interpretation is uncertain.
Windshield: Presumably, NR tinting is permitted above the AS-1 line. If the law specifies only the AS-1 line, AS-1 appears. If AS-1 or specified inches appears, the AS-1 is assumed and only the number of inches down appears.(Note: NR is used in lieu of “No, Any, or a specific percentage” when the law permits unspecified “nonobstructive” or “Transparent” tinting materials. In these cases, the legality of tinting inevitably depends upon each officer’s discretion.
Front Sides: No film, or the actual percentage of VLT permitted. (Note: Because they may vary from state to state, manufacturer’s tolerances (i.e.
+ / - 3% VLT) are not listed on this chart, not are they included in these VLT numbers.)
MPV: Multi Purpose Vehicle, a vehicle with motive power, except a trailer, designed to carry ten people or less that is constructed either on a truck chassis or has special features for occasional off-road operation.
Back Sides: No film, or the actual percentage of VLT permitted.
Rear: No film, or the actual percentage of VLT permitted.
% of Reflectivity: NR--------No metallic or mirrored appearance
NE---------Not excessive (not specific)
MNIR-----Must not increase reflectivity
MBNR----Must be non-reflective (not specific)
NMMA----No metallic or mirrored appearance
NONE-----No reference to reflectivity in the current law
Restricted Colors: R (Red), A (Amber), Y (Yellow), B (Blue), G (Gold), BK (Black), N/S (Not specified)
Mirrors (Left & Right required outside): YES or NO. (Note: Usually, a (YES means that dual outside mirrors are required if the back window is to be tinted.)
Certification Required: YES or NO. (Note: This refers to a requirement for manufacturers to certify the films they plan to sell before shipping them into the state.)
Stckr/Loc (Sticker Location): NO (No sticker is required)
RECOMMEND (Sticker is recommended; can assist officers in identifying legal tint more easily.)
Specific Locations: The State requires unique language & design, which may entail precise wording and sizing.
DRIVER: The sticker is required between the film & glass on the driver’s side window.
DOOR: The sticker is required on the inside of the driver’s side doorjamb.
ALL: The sticker should be put between the film & glass on each tinted window.
Medical Exemption: YES or NO. (Note: For more details about the specific terms of the exemption, consult the law.) what is legal to go on your car may NOT be what you think is allowed because some around has said something like this ( I got pulled over and the officer said as long as I can see inside then your legal!)
WRONG!!!
or someone around you has said 20% will be ok because they have never been stopped over tint before
WRONG!!
FACT!! MOST OFFICERS DO NOT EVER KNOW WHAT THE LAWS IS,,,, WHEN ASKED THEY STUMBLE TO GIVE ANSWERS... but they feel that they need to push the issue and write tickets as fast as they can to get the revenue up for laws enforcement.
I have been doing ALOT of redo's lately because SOME TINTERS in my area don't have a clue what the LAW is.. our goal is to provide the darestest allowed by law so we can keep you out of trouble and also provide a LIFETIME WARRANTY...
THIS IS NOT LEGAL IN FLORIDA!
THIS IS LEGAL IN FLORIDA!
LEGAL IN FLORIDA!
AS long as the meter don't drop BELOW 25% you are legal in FL ...
Remember LOWER # means DARKER film... and your allowed + or - 3% at a measurement of 28% on front windows and 15% in rear .,.
ALSO just keep in mind that DARK FILM DOES NOT HOLD OUT MORE HEAT!! it only gives you more PRIVACY,,, and I know thats what most customers want...
I personally don't care about privacy anymore because I'm not doing anything inside the car that I'm not supposed to be doing ., LOL ,,.,
I have Headlight/Taillight combo deals ,,, interested??
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., ,,, my bad ,, I'm terrible with names.,. 
huh
