VKool OEM vs. 3M tint/s

**ninjababez** · August 3rd, 2018 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by ChoyJo

Sa mga may experience.. Ano mas Okay

1. OEM 20 Windshield - Then OEM 5 Rear at Windows
2. OEM 20 lahat
3. OEM 20 windshield and Rear tapos OEM 5 Windows
4. OEM 20 windshield, Rear at Front window tapos OEM 5 na lahat..?

Madalas ako sa biyahe sa mga probinsya kung saan medyo madilim ang daan sa gabi..

TIA

OEM 35 (or 30 ba?) windshield, then 20 sa front windows and rear windshield, then OEM 5 yung natira.
or # 3 if well lit yung area ng byahe mo or very familiar kana sa route.

**jut703** · August 3rd, 2018 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by ChoyJo

Sa mga may experience.. Ano mas Okay

1. OEM 20 Windshield - Then OEM 5 Rear at Windows
2. OEM 20 lahat
3. OEM 20 windshield and Rear tapos OEM 5 Windows
4. OEM 20 windshield, Rear at Front window tapos OEM 5 na lahat..?

Madalas ako sa biyahe sa mga probinsya kung saan medyo madilim ang daan sa gabi..

TIA

I have 2 cars with 3M CS20 windshield and CS05 sides. Then another one with Vkool OEM20 all around.

I prefer having 5% VLT on the sides and 20% VLT for the windshield. Better aesthetics and more privacy, without severely compromising drivability at night. Just last night I was able to drive down Baguio under zero visibility fog with my 3M CS20/CS05 combo:

Do note that even if I have OEM LEDs and HIDs on the cars, lighter tight even with just halogen headlamps still has better nighttime visibility.

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**ninjababez** · August 4th, 2018 06:36 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

I have 2 cars with 3M CS20 windshield and CS05 sides. Then another one with Vkool OEM20 all around.

I prefer having 5% VLT on the sides and 20% VLT for the windshield. Better aesthetics and more privacy, without severely compromising drivability at night. Just last night I was able to drive down Baguio under zero visibility fog with my 3M CS20/CS05 combo:

Do note that even if I have OEM LEDs and HIDs on the cars, lighter tight even with just halogen headlamps still has better nighttime visibility.

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bro jut, cs3m vs vkool oem, 20vlt and 5lvt on sides; ano mas malinaw sa fog? or negligle?

**Walter** · August 4th, 2018 10:32 AM

Get OEM 35 for the windshield ... jut has xray vision eyes ...

**fleas2016** · August 4th, 2018 11:20 AM

30 for the WS is just perfect for me. With 20 or less sa sides, you won't be visible outside anyway. Then 70 sa sunroof to maximize light once you open the shade.

Unsolicited advice: if you have the budget go ceramic [emoji106] CERAMIC TINT vs REGULAR TINT (yuuuge difference) - YouTube

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**arrz1** · October 7th, 2018 08:50 PM

Originally Posted by fleas2016

30 for the WS is just perfect for me. With 20 or less sa sides, you won't be visible outside anyway. Then 70 sa sunroof to maximize light once you open the shade.

Unsolicited advice: if you have the budget go ceramic [emoji106] CERAMIC TINT vs REGULAR TINT (yuuuge difference) - YouTube

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Some window film (ceramic based) perform as well as other sputtered/reflective films during live demo. However to further test the performance, expose it to higher heat and longer duration of time - and compare again. Ceramic based films absorb heat energy and over time, heat still seeps through. While sputtered films reflect heat away, resulting in consistently high performance even after long periods of time.

Difference between IR Rejection and TSER | Window Tinting | Window Film Singapore | Pacco Chemical

**aNthraxx** · October 20th, 2018 05:29 AM

Hi Guys, aesthetically from the outside, which.one is better in a silver car? Vkool K series or the OEM's?

Kung OEM im planning 05 wrap around except WS which will be 20.

Sa K naman K14 wrap around except WS which will be K28.

My order of concern is outside aesthetics then visibility last heat rejection but i guess from the choices heat rejection would be more than sufficient already.

TIA.

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**sirkosero** · October 21st, 2018 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by aNthraxx

Hi Guys, aesthetically from the outside, which.one is better in a silver car? Vkool K series or the OEM's?

Kung OEM im planning 05 wrap around except WS which will be 20.

Sa K naman K14 wrap around except WS which will be K28.

My order of concern is outside aesthetics then visibility last heat rejection but i guess from the choices heat rejection would be more than sufficient already.

TIA.

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OEM are blacker so you have more contrast. K series are leaning towards the silvery shade.

Id get oem

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