Well said Immortalz. Visible light forms a significant part of incident solar energy and converts to significant heat energy. But as sprucegoose put it, you cannot cut out the visible spectrum without going blind. Although the statute for VLT stands at seventy percent, a hundred percent VLT on the front screen would mean non-compromised vision at night. I am personally repenting for allowing the accessories guy to put an unsuitable film on my windscreen. I intend to correct this ASAP.
Thanks to guys like tsk13 for specifying a particular windscreen sun film. Is the Ice Cool Shield from Garware? Does it allow good visibility for night driving? Does it retain the clarity of the front glass even after film application? Your inputs would be valuable. My current film seems somewhat foggy. |