Mirrored car windscreens

[normalbloke]

cslwannabe said:

What’s worse though, 4D plates or tinted plates? ??

Yes.

[Cold]

Ahh, more things for old men to moan about. Keeps them happy, I suppose.

[RobB_]

CoolHands said:

quiz:

come on mush
600 brek
you know how we do
mush

Ben-tee-yaga chat
When you want it to blend, it blends. When you want it to get off, it gets off.

[Sheamus84]

I'm glad you made this thread coz I presumed the fella up the road with a BMW here had had some kind of accidental oil spillage over his windscreen and whenever I did see him driving it he was just taking it round the block checking if he's managed to clear the stains.

[Miserablegit]

I’d always assumed they were wannabe pilots and were training for IFR.

[rampageturke]

joropug said:

I thought it was completely illegal to add any tint to a windscreen, surprised to look up that 75% is ok

The messed up thing is that these chameleon tints aren’t just slightly darker. I shared this photo of a bmw 7 series previously.

I think the colour difference would drive me mad

The effect isn't as strong as it looks on that picture, a camera screws it up.

But yes, been seeing it more and more, slowly.

Don't get the upset about 4D plates though, I don't have one but they are such a minor thing I don't care, they are still fully reflective I think until a non-reflective film is applied, same as a normal plate.