[Ronin76]

Originally Posted by AlpineWhiteM

I did 15% all around, nothing on the windshield. I think it’s perfect

Love it!

[M3PGH]

Xpel XR 15% sides and 45% windshield

[Ehloo]

the level of IR shouldn’t affect the darkness but i think i does for some reason. i was comparing my Defender and my wife’s Range all at 20% and they are significantly lighter than my m2. more big windows but literally my 20% looks like 15%.

just be careful if you haven’t tinted yet and not looking for something that dark. i would say 20-25 is too dark

Originally Posted by reallymarkedup

Oh gotcha, now that I read it again it makes sense and I'm not even sure how I misread it the first time. Nevermind me, I've been up to my ears in Xpel this, Ceramic Pro that, XR, XR+, XR+++, and so on

[tj_lethal187]

35% Ceramic all around except windshield which I left with nothing.

[rons e92]

Xpel Prime XR+ 30% on sides and rear, 70% on the windshield.

[AZG87]

Being in the desert high quality film with max uv / ir rejection is key. Can save your interior and your face/eyes. This is 15 / 70

[ScottyRyan2019]

Interior color makes a difference especially with a non-tinted windshield letting more light in and reflecting it back off a light colored interior. You can usually go darker with a light interior.

[VegasG42]

25% Ceramic all around. 60% on the windshield

Anyone who tells you 20% or darker doesn't start to affect nighttime visibility is being dishonest