Anti-ice windshields

 thank's I will give them a try

Call any tint shops in town and see if they have what you need. Leftover scraps may work, but make sure you talk with some one who is in charge of things

 does any one know where to get the tint for anti-ice windshields look so I can avoid driving allover town for it-thank you 

Sal
Shop around you should be able to find the color you want and in a thickness that will work for you

Does it give that translucent kind of purple/green/yellow sheen?? I'll have to pick some up and try it on a piece of clear scrap. Thanks guys.

Yes, John, I've used windshield tinting material to achive the affect with good results.

I remember the old "A" Model Chinooks had the gold laminate windshields, which made them look like gold mirrors from the outside:


...and on at least one occassion, was responsible for an enemy bullet missing it's target!


Ed Zaber was copilot for Carl Vertrees answering a call to go to Soc Trang for troops to help defend Can Tho during the first wave of ground attacks of the 1968 Tet Offensive. Ed was leaning slightly to the left to monitor engine starting, when a bullet came through the center of the windshield! (note the label-maker tape message along the panel lip... including the "cost" to replace the windshield! [:0])


Ed Zaber, 31 Jan 68.
Here is a man who is happy to be alive, and a little lucky too! Note the bullet hole in his helmet and the blood just right of his mouth, where a piece of plexiglass from the windshield made a small cut. Photo taken in the Hillclimber Can Tho Ops.

The tinting material is what I would recommend,
take care,
Frank

Never used these, but how about something similar to sunglass coatings or auto window tinting