| Originally Posted by jdmac33  Pointing a gun at random people is going to possibly get you shot if you point it at the wrong person. As for the window tint, having dark tint is a major safety problem for law enforcement when we approach a vehicle. Mass has made the law very specific for that reason, a $250.00 reason |
| Originally Posted by Sniper You guys need to relax................... He was kidding. I didn't have to reach the bottom of the page to know it was a joke. |
| Originally Posted by 94c On a related note, what's the process in getting one of those fake screen names? I don't have paypal and don't feel like getting a money order for 50 cents. Do you sell them in bulk? |
| Originally Posted by Sniper You guys need to relax................... He was kidding. I didn't have to reach the bottom of the page to know it was a joke. |
| Originally Posted by Sticktime I'm glad to see that someone doesn't have the blinders on... |
| Originally Posted by 94c On a related note, what's the process in getting one of those fake screen names? I don't have paypal and don't feel like getting a money order for 50 cents. Do you sell them in bulk? |
| Originally Posted by Sniper The application process is lengthy, but the fun you can have is inVALuable !!!!!! I have a list of references if you wish. |
| Originally Posted by Sticktime I am a gun dealer, so I rountinely show off my products by pointing them at random people...I don't see why the tint guy should be gigged. Sorry wordstew, couldn't help myself. |
| Originally Posted by wordstew Recently I observed a truck with blacked out windows all around. The truck was advertising window tinting. I see alot vehicles driving around with very dark window tints. Does Mass law provide any exceptions allowing someone to tint thier front windows extremely dark? Can the installer of such as well as the operator be gigged?? |
| Originally Posted by Boston Man Would i be ticketed for 30% tint? I understand the law is 35% and it's for the officer's safety. If i'm pulled over, i will roll down all my windows to allow as much light in as possible so the officer will feel more comfortable. Just wondering if 30% is not enough to justify a ticket, like going 60 mph in a 55 zone. |
WindshieldNon-reflective tint is allowed on the top 6 inches of the windshield. Front Side WindowsMust allow more than 35% of light in.Back Side WindowsMust allow more than 35% of light in.Rear WindowMust allow more than 35% of light in. HOW REFLECTIVE CAN THE TINT BE IN MASSACHUSETTS? Front Side WindowsMust not be more than 35% reflective.Back Side WindowsMust not be more than 35% reflective. OTHER MASSACHUSETTS RULES AND REGULATIONS Restricted ColorsNo colors of tint are explicitly banned. Side MirrorsDual side mirrors are required if back window is tinted. Certificate RequirementsManufacturers of film do NOT need to certify the film they sell in the state. Sticker RequirementsState law recommends but does not require stickers to identify legal tinting. Medical ExemptionState allows medical exemptions for special tint. For more details about the specific terms of the exemption, consult your state law. This is in Mass though...not sure of other states.
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