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Dnf 20" X 10 Feet Pro 5% 20% 35% 50% Window Tint (free Squeegee + Knife) on 2040-parts.com

US $7.50
Location:

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:DNF Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:B0510 Part Brand:DNF Other Part Number:WINDOW TINT DYED FILM UPC:Does not apply

BLACK 1-PLY 5% 20% 35% OR 5 0% 20" X 100 FEET

Window Tint Info:


  • 1-PLY HIGH QUALITY DYED POLYESTER/ PLEASE LET US KNOW WHICH VLT % YOU WOULD LIKE IN YOUR PAYPAL NOTES SECTION.

  • Shade Factor: 0.82 (05% 20%)/ 0.85 (35% 50%)


  • Solar Energy Reflective: 6.5% (05%)/ 6.6% (20%)/ 6.7% (35%)/ 6.9% (50%)


  • Solar Energy Absorbed: 51.6% (05%)/ 47.7% (20%)/ 41.1% (35%)/ 34.4% (50%)


  • Solar Energy Transmitted: 41.6% (05%)/ 45.7 (20%)/ 52.2% (35%)/ 58.8% (50%)


  • UV Transmitted [220~380 NM]: <1 (05%, 15%, 20%, 35%, 50%)


  • Heat Transmission (W/m’K): 6.0 (05%, 20%, 35%, 50%) 

 

  • 5% = Dark   20% = Slightly Dark   35% = CA Legal Dark   50% = Light 


Friendly Buyer Knowledge:


  • %VLT (Visible Light Transmitted) = the percentage of visible light after being passed through the window film.


  • %IR Transmittance = the percentage of infrared that passes through the window film. Infrared can primarily be described as heat.


  • %Total Solar Energy Transmitted = the percentage of the total solar energy that passes through the window film.






  • UPS cannot ship to PO BOXES
  • UPS requires a phone number for all shipments made to Canada
  • No warranty on international shipments due to high shipping costs
  • FREE SAME DAY SHIPPING! for all orders made by 2:00 PM P/T (MONDAY - FRIDAY)
SAME DAY SHIPPING! for ALL ORDERS made by 2:00 PM P/T (M-F)
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Call Us @ 323-446-4444 (M-F 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM P/T)
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