How Big is a 30% Car Sticker?
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How big a 30% car sticker is depends on the surface area of the car. The result varies depending on the car model. Below is additional information: Car stickers or 30% coverage: You need to bring the required documents and invoice, drive the color-changed car to the vehicle management office to undergo inspection procedures. The staff at the vehicle management office will record the changed body color, take new photos, and update the vehicle registration certificate, among other procedures. Penalties: If you do not report to the vehicle management office and apply the sticker privately, you will be ordered to remove it by traffic police if caught, and may also face fines. Advertising signs: Spraying, pasting signs, or body advertisements on motor vehicles may result in a warning or fine from the traffic management department of the public security authorities.
I recently got my car windows tinted with a 30% VLT (Visible Light Transmission) film, which means only 30% of light can pass through, making the windows appear quite dark. For example, when parked on the street during daytime, people outside can't clearly see who's inside, providing good privacy. However, driving at night becomes slightly troublesome, especially in areas without streetlights, as visibility is reduced. Some people mistakenly think 30% refers to the film's thickness or size, but it actually indicates light transmittance. The placement of tint also matters – while 30% is safe for rear windshields and side windows, the front windshield requires at least 70% VLT. In daily use, the sun protection is effective, though in summer, light reflection around rearview mirrors might intensify.
