The 'interpretation' of windowtint laws is always a problem, which is why I didn't get into applying the stuff. The glazing rules also cover 'tint' strips & stickers. Strictly interpreted, tint strips are allowed where they are transparent (ie - like the inbuilt tinted area in a laminated windscreen) but not if they are translucent (heavily reduced light admittance but can't see through them). The rule change in 1999 removed reference to 'overlays' and anything stuck to the glass (other than tint films) is considered a 'sticker'. Basically, on a vehicle intended for passenger use (MA class) these stickers may only be applied to the top or bottom 100mm of glass front and rear. Side windows cannot have stickers applied at all, except for the side windows in the tailgate of a stationwagon where the 100mm rule applies.Originally Posted by SpeedMedic
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