[B]3M Scotchshield Security Auto Tint - 35% [/B]

youngwas

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Just wanted to share the type of tint film that I discovered after researching many hours. Haha
3M Scotchshield Security Auto Tint 35% all around.
It's an anti-theft security film to deter thiefs.
The quality is similar to 3M Color Stable and the price is similar to 3M Crystalin.

I never thought about getting a security Tint for vehicles but 4Runner's trunk is connected to the main cabin. On my BMW, I only have 3M Color Stable and not worry of smash and grab because my stuff is in the trunk and locked. 4Runner is so open and you will lose everything if they have short time to take your stuff. This film delays their actions and maybe prevent from taking my shit.

Just wanted to share with you another option.
It's 35% visibility all around so the rear became dark. I like the medium front Tint. Thanks.
 

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I'm inquisitive on what property makes this security tint? I went ceramic because of the high heat and sun intensity here in Vegas. I'm one step darker than legal here in Vegas. Had it put on all windows so similar look but a step darker. Just wondering what makes it security tint?
 
Security tint

I've never heard of that security tint from 3M, I just had my windows and Windshield tinted with 3M Crystaline. It's been night and day difference, but I wonder if it has any breakage protection as well?
 
3m makes a similar product for houses. It works amazingly well based off some attempted burglaries I've seen, however I think this may just be a marketing ploy when used on vehicles, and here's why...

ALL vehicles produced and sold in the united States since 1937 have been mandated to use safety glass panes in vehicles. These windshields began as laminated and later a urethane was added to them. In 1966, federal regulations became more stringent, and thus the windows got even stronger.

The reason 3m works so outstanding on home applications is the size of the window. The sheer surface area makes the shattered window with 3m security film much more cumbersome to move. On a car window however, the window is maybe 2 feetx 2 feet weighing 10 lbs. This is easily shattered then pulled out of the way, even if it does hold itself in one piece, or even punch a hole large enough for a hand to open the car door in less than 15 seconds... I'd like to see some live testing of this product to see if my predictions are correct.
 
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