Road legal tints - Chameleon tint?

Tom.the.lad · 25-05-2017 05:32PM #1

Hey guys looking for a bit of help, I am looking to tint the windows all round on my car, and before anyone says, I know the laws about the level of light required to pass through on the windscreen and front windows. The back windows will be going 5% and the front ones 20% to stay under the limit because the glass already has 15%tint.
My question is, I'm curious as to this camelion tint film. Is it legal to have on the windscreen if it allows through the right amount of light?

kirving · 25-05-2017 05:39PM

Remember for the fronts:

100 - 15% = 85.

85 - 20% = 68%

Legal, but just about. I wouldn't have much faith in the tolerance of the windows tint material in terms of % transmission, and I don't know will you be failed for say 64%.

Tom.the.lad · 25-05-2017 05:42PM

Kevin Irving wrote: »

Remember for the fronts:

100 - 15% = 85.

85 - 20% = 68%

Legal, but just about. I wouldn't have much faith in the tolerance of the windows tint material in terms of % transmission, and I don't know will you be failed for say 64%.

Well the crowd tinting it for me have a meter to check, so will make sure everything is above board, just wondering as to the Camelion tint

biko · 25-05-2017 11:02PM

Afaik the only requirement is NCTs directions:
"visible light transmission level of less than 65%"

There is nothing about the film itself so I assume Chameleon is fine.

Road legal tints - Chameleon tint?

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