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Tinting advice from the workshop

Straight guidance on car window tinting in Ireland — tint law and the NCT, heat rejection, aftercare and film choice, written by a working tinting workshop in Co. Wexford.

Window tinting with kids in the back: sun, glare and car seats — window tinting article cover, South East Window Tinting

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Window tinting with kids in the back: sun, glare and car seats

Stick-on shades fall off, tint does not. What rear tinting actually changes for a child in a car seat.

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Reference sources behind our articles

Articles are written by the workshop. Where an article touches Irish law or NCT testing, these are the sources it draws on — and the core pages always take precedence over an older post.

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Guides written by the fitter on Irish tint law, shade choice, aftercare and what to expect from a professional fitting.

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  • Articles are written for the Irish market and Irish law.

Front side windows must transmit at least 50% of light and the windscreen at least 65%. Glass behind the driver has no darkness limit on a passenger car.

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