Is there any way to match the factory tint in the back? So far, nothing i know of will match it. Tried different brands, percentages, and the closest way of matching was to go so dark that you cant see, (double limo). it looks horrible with a black tint in front and brown in the back. Is there a way to get them to match?

I took mine to a tinter and he matched perfectly. I think he used 15%, but might be 20%. Its 100% perfect match.

Use Llumar ATR 15 CH. That is what we use.

Jeff
www.tintmyride.com (http://www.tintmyride.com)

On my 04 Avalanche, i went to my local place (SOUND ADVICE) and they used 20 on the front two and it matched perfectly. The guy also had skills enough to put a coat of 20 on the little back window, he had cut-outs for the defrogger and everything...

i have the receipt in the car, ill check tomorrow and post pics. it is just a tad bit off but no one has noticed and my friends are all car freaks.

Yeah pics would definitely help. So the tint matches perfectly (spittingame and 2007ext4me)? I mean in terms of shade of color, darkness, and everything. Thats really interesting, pics and brand names and percentage would be awesome. Thanx

I had the same issue with my truck.. i brought it to get tinted and from the outside the windows match perfectly.. he used 15%.. the only problem is on the inside.. the shades are different.. the guy said all he has to do is throw a light tint over the factory rear window and it will match.. this is what i did in my durango... just tint over the factory tint and they match on the inside..

You can match the color if you find a good shop, you have more light in the front with the windshield and sunroof so the aftermarket side windows may appear slightly "lighter" in color on real sunny days, I know mine does, but the "color" is a perfect match.

I agree with hvcone. If you put more tint on the back window and then match the front as best as possible, because of the extra sun up front it will all kind of flow together. I am looking for it and i cant tell the difference in mine.