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00:08in other words, following numerous customer requests
00:16The windows we installed at the end of 2016 are currently installed
00:22They are deep black on the back and the side
00:28And the new windows are the same
00:32That will not change
00:36These will also continue to be ECE approved
00:38and for Germany and Austria, a tough certificate is included
00:44And yes, Solar Plexus promises a better view to the outside
00:50It should no longer be as dark as it currently is
00:54Can we take another look?
01:02At the moment it looks like this
01:04The front and the back are perhaps a little better to see
01:08Exactly!
01:10You can see that the old windows are relatively brown, relatively dark
01:22Exactly! We'll remove them now and see what the difference is compared to the new system with the new color
01:28The scope of delivery is practically identical
01:36So, there is the tough certificate, which we have here to carry in the vehicle
01:42There are small wedges to hold the windows in place
01:44Yes, and the gloves that go with them
01:46Our Audi A3 comes with 3 parts
01:48The large one is for the rear window
01:50The large one is for the rear window
01:52All three parts have the test number, which you can recognize
01:56It's stamped here
01:58I hope I can get it right with my phone
02:00But yes, you should be able to recognize it, right?
02:04Exactly!
02:06It's stamped on all three panes, of course
02:10On this window, you can see it here in the corner, and otherwise, it's identical
02:18So there's a protective film on both sides
02:20The installation is also identical
02:22We'll try that out now
02:24I'll show how it works on at least one pane, and then we'll see what the difference is when you look outside
02:34Okay, now let's take the old one out
02:38It was secured with two wedges that were included
02:42I've now removed the self-adhesive ones
02:54Since the windows, at least here in the A3, actually sit pretty well without the wedges, it's not so easy to get it out with just your finger
03:02So, I've got a screwdriver and wrapped a rag around it so that you're protected a little bit from any damage, and then you can just try to slowly lever it out, which in principle works pretty well
03:16Pull forwards and actually within a few seconds the screen is out and can now be replaced with the new one
03:28So, the installation is of course in reverse order
03:34Um, we now have a damp rag, um, damp cloth
03:40Solar Plexus says that when installing you should first wipe the film so that it doesn't build up static electricity
03:46So we'll give it a quick wipe with a damp cloth
03:50So we'll give it a quick wipe with a damp cloth
03:54The same applies to the car windows, of course, I already cleaned them earlier
04:00I'll do it again now so there's no dirt in between
04:12Okay, then peel off the film
04:30One side here, you can see again in the bottom corner, is now mirrored
04:34You can see the number engraved on it, which can also be found in the TUF report
04:38And yes, now we're going to pull this off on both sides
04:50I'm wearing the gloves that came with the car so that no marks are made, and during installation, as I said, in the reverse order, and the windows can be bent slightly
04:58They have different tabs
05:06There's a smaller one here, a larger one here, and another smaller one here at the front
05:12Actually, it's identical to how it was with the other window
05:18I'll start by putting the one with the larger tab in first, and then you can bend the windows
05:26It's actually written that way
05:46No vehicle parts have to be removed, and yes, installation is pretty self-explanatory and can be done pretty quickly
05:52Since this is a three-door car and the windows are pretty small, I have to say I'm not going to attach the side windows with extra wedges
06:08Well, with the wedges, you can't avoid seeing them to some extent, at least from the inside, well, less so from the outside, but from the inside
06:20And, um, they're so tight, they sit so securely, so nothing falls out
06:26We'll definitely do without the wedges here, and we'll see how the rear window fits and whether they're needed
06:30I think so, but yes, we're definitely not asking about that here
06:34The difference is, of course, clear, you can hardly see any difference compared to the front side window, which isn't tinted
06:42It's a bit darker, but much, much better than the one that was installed before
06:46And I'll show you that again now in a direct comparison, and then of course from the outside too, and then we'll install the rest
06:54Okay, that's how it looks, it's a bit darker, of course, but there's no comparison at all to what it was before
07:02And I've adjusted it a bit more
07:06Now let's take another look from the outside
07:22The rear window is still the old one, and the side window is already the new one
07:36Yes, completely black
07:42Looks cool
07:44And as I said, for three door cars I think it's a completely suitable alternative to film, because the rear side windows can't be rolled down anyway
07:56So it's absolutely perfect
07:58If you then have a car with five animals and perhaps want to roll down the rear window, then everyone has to decide for themselves, because of course that doesn't work
08:06You can roll down the window, but yes, the sunshade will of course remain, so everyone has to decide for themselves
08:16Okay, now we'll put in the other two windows and then I'll show you another view from the inside of the car to the outside, which we can actually do right away
08:24Very optimal
08:30Just as an all-round view, right?
08:36The new window in here in direct comparison, the rear window in here also the old window
08:44That's pretty clear
08:46So, now we have both versions again
08:51On the right the new, the blue system, on the left the old, the brown
08:56Yes, both are actually the same in terms of seeing through
09:06One looks more brown, the other more black, blue black, I would say
09:12And yes, the biggest difference is definitely the view out
09:18So, now all three panes are installed
09:22It took about another 10 minutes
09:25Same principle
09:32They are just as black
09:35Yes, it is not possible to look inside
09:43So you can't see into the interior of the vehicle at all and here too you have all the advantages
09:47For example the significantly lower heat buildup and the UV rays that are blocked
09:55Yes, I'll show you again from the inside
09:57So, the view is definitely much, much brighter
10:03Um, yes, here you can see the precision of the fit, right?
10:15So that nothing, nothing bright shows through
10:27Exactly
10:29The side windows, as I said, I attached them without wedges
10:31I installed four on the rear window and you can see them here
10:35Here you can see two at the bottom and two I installed at the top in the corners
10:41However, you can only see them from the inside, not at all from the outside
10:43You just saw that in the video
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11:29And if you liked it
11:30If you liked the video on YouTube, at the top, you could see them from a right
11:31So, you can see them from the inside
11:32If you liked it, you could see them from the top
11:33I will see them from the top
11:34See, I have a lot of them to be able to explain
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