Green or Clear Front window

Green or Clear front windsheild

  • Green

    Votes: 2 66.7%
  • Clear

    Votes: 1 33.3%

  • Total voters
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Wobdog

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I am replacing my front window and I am vacillating between Green and Clear. Love to hear the forums responce and why

Mike
 

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When you look at a stash of windshields as a group, they seem too green.
So I just proved by contradiction that your answer is clear windshield.
 

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sfdon

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Imagine the antipode".
all clear throughout and a green windshield?
 

Ohmess

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I'm agnostic on the color, but if I were doing this I would look into a 5% tint applied prior to installation for UV protection of the interior.
 

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Are you talking the subtle fully tinted green or the strange looking one from W&N that's clear with the dark green band across? If the former, I vote for green.
 

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Rest of glass is green

Rest of car including rear window are green. Current pitted window is clear

Since the rest are green tinted, that’s what you’d ideally want. As @Stevehose points out, the choice whether to go with or without the darker green ‘banner’ is yours.

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The XPELL window tint on all of the glass is a good idea that I have written about before. The visors in the coupe want to sag down from the headliner and I try not to move them ever. The green band is non-stock-looking,but could shade your eyes somewhat when driving into the sun. I prefer to just wear a hat when driving in the early morning. Get the subtle fully tinted green and have all of the glass tinted with XPELL. Your dash will thank you for it!
 

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It is a valid point for locations with high temp and UV exposure to protect as much as possible, so even tint can help a little with it.
 

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If tint help protect the dash, I need to change my vote.
Paradoxically most E9 dashes seem to been great shape while it is rare to find E24s that are not cracked and discolored...
 
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