Johnnyweekend
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This might be a dumb question... but does the IRR windshield in the MME also blocks UV light or should I get the windshield tinted to prevent UV?
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It does.This might be a dumb question... but does the IRR windshield in the MME also blocks UV light or should I get the windshield tinted to prevent UV?
UV blocking, skin protection.It does.
But it’s also illegal to tint the windshield in most places.
What is your goal in blocking UV?
Thanks. Getting the side windows tinted now.This article suggests the bigger concern is the side windows.
https://healthcare.utah.edu/healthfeed/postings/2016/05/uv_windshield.php
Every car windshield blocks UVA and UVB. Has been this way for decades. It is why most photochromic tinted eye glasses don’t get dark in the car.This might be a dumb question... but does the IRR windshield in the MME also blocks UV light or should I get the windshield tinted to prevent UV?
I tinted my rear windshield and agree about night driving. I wouldn’t be able to tell if I was being high beamed-as everything is darkWhen I was younger, and not as experienced driving, I had my windshield tinted with a light tint. Bad move--even though the tint was not very strong--night driving was horrible. I absolutely would not suggest tinting the windshield. Additionally, should you have an accident, and God forbid you kill someone, the subsequent investigation will show the illegal tint. This may lead to some serious legal ramifications. Just a thought....
If you have the IRR (infrared rejection) windshield then, yes. Even with direct sunlight the dashboard does not get hot. It is similar to the ecoating on the sunroof.Does the windshield offer similar heat rejection like the sunroof glass ??
When does direct sunlight hit your skin from the windshield?UV blocking, skin protection.
FWIW, some people are prone to/have skin cancer and are more concerned about UV than others.When does direct sunlight hit your skin from the windshield?
Only early morning or sunset….. and you don’t need skin protection then.
But yeah, it blocks UV.