Windows and Mirrors

Undo the torx screw in the 'pocket' and pull it out gently. Unplug the cable and remove it completely.

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Driver and front passenger side windows must allow 70% light transmittance

Rear passenger side windows must allow 40% light transmittance

I just paid $16.99 for one at AutoZone today.

There are several reasons people put tints on windows, including:

1) To block or reduce glare from the sun.

2) To block or reduce the effect of sun's ultraviolet rays on the skin

3) For privacy.

4) To help the interior of the car stay cool.

5) To help protect the interior of the car (i.e. upholstry) from cracking or fading.

Also, tinting supposedly will help hold glass together in the case of an accident. Experts disagree on this.

Some people think tinting adds beauty to the car.

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Aniline derivative tints are also known as: Oxidative tints (stateboard)

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To convert a glass sheet into a mirror, you need to apply a thin coat of metal, usually aluminum or silver, to one side of the glass. This reflective coating creates the mirror effect by reflecting light. The coating is typically applied using a process called "silvering" or by using a chemical deposition process.

They are reflected at the angle of incidence.

A vanity mirror in a car usually refers to a mirror located on the sun visor (on the top when the visor is folded out of the way). It may be on both visors or only on one; if there's only one, it's typically on the passenger side.

Get some rear view mirror glue from target and glue the plate to the window. Make sure the tapered edge tapers into the window. If you glue it on wrong you can always buy another plate and glue that to the first but you will feel pretty stupid. Then slide the mirror on the plate.

A plane mirror is a mirror which is completely flat, easier for your image to be reflected.

You should ask your manufacturer for that. It all depends on whether or not they still make the part or have an adequate replacement.

it really depends on what type of mirror it is. wing mirror, rear-view mirror? Either way i don't know the answer but you need to be more specific with your questioning.

In the US, yes, a drivers mirror is required.

It is best you check with your local police departement or licence / permit office to see what the municipal or state law allows. Aside from your front door windows, the windows aft of them can usually be tinted as dark as you want, but the front windows should let in about 70 % of the light. The front windshield cannot be tinted at all except for the factory tints, for basic U.V. protection.

your reflection...

Buy auto grade black silicone at auto parts store. Remove all old adhesive. Coat back of mirror with silicone. Press in place and tape until silicone cures

it depends on how thick the actual tinting material is. But in all yes but don't use the stuff you can by at wal mart after a couple of years it starts to crack and peel from the elements. Go to a local certified tinter and work out a deal.

because that's the rule. angle of incident ALWAYS = angle of reflection.

A light meter is used to determine the windows Visual Light Transmission or VLT. For example, a VLT of 35% would block 35% of light, and allow 65% through.

I have one which i bought new in 1975, but don't know exact value