Tinted Windows - Safety, can you smash them?
Hiya all,
Considering getting some subtle tints on my Scoob
However, one concern. Obviously it's a film accross the glass, I've noticed on the websites they claim the safety factor of glass not shattering if you have an accident...however if I end up with the Scooby in an accident and I (or someone else) needs to smash the window in a hurry, am I going to be able to do this? 
Thanks
Jen
Considering getting some subtle tints on my Scoob

However, one concern. Obviously it's a film accross the glass, I've noticed on the websites they claim the safety factor of glass not shattering if you have an accident...however if I end up with the Scooby in an accident and I (or someone else) needs to smash the window in a hurry, am I going to be able to do this? 
Thanks
Jen
Jen,
I'm pretty sure, that if the window wanted to break/be broken, it would do so, however, rather than ending up with glass bits everwhere, the glass would stick to the sheet, so it might even be safer aswell! ie, less gory flesh wounds!!
I'm pretty sure, that if the window wanted to break/be broken, it would do so, however, rather than ending up with glass bits everwhere, the glass would stick to the sheet, so it might even be safer aswell! ie, less gory flesh wounds!!
AFAIK
As Scoob doors are pillar-less, as soon as the glass shatters you can just pull the film and glass away from the car. The glass remains attached to the film meaning you don't get covered in flying debris.
It only becomes a problem when the doors have pillars as some glass and film remians inside.
Nathan..
As Scoob doors are pillar-less, as soon as the glass shatters you can just pull the film and glass away from the car. The glass remains attached to the film meaning you don't get covered in flying debris.
It only becomes a problem when the doors have pillars as some glass and film remians inside.
Nathan..
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