Hello people I reside in lagos and would love 2 hear suggestions on where I can get factory tints for car glasses......responds would e highly. Appreciated as its quite urgent Thanks all.

Elshanautos will be here soon to help you out.

Maje sure you keep N25k for tinted permit.

Unless you be police of army..

Lolz @400billion man did not know its that expensive 4 a tint permit was looking at 15k

400billionman:
Maje sure you keep N25k for tinted permit.

Unless you be police of army..

Thanks Gazzuzz ..........Do u. Have his contacts?

GAZZUZZ:
Elshanautos will be here soon to help you out.

Factory tint? A tint made in a factory? Simple.

Get any tint guy and drive him to any abandoned factory complex. Any tint done there is a factory tint.

But seriously, our legal system that advocates for a factory tint does not have any facility to confirm if it was done as a 'follow come' or not.

Get the tint done and apply for the permit.

This is a 'factory tinted' benz

I'm thinking the OP means to ask where he can buy factory tinted glass for his car, he doesn't want to do the local nylon film they glue to the car to make it " tinted". By the way Denn, our local policemen sure know how to tell the difference between a "factory tinted" window glass and the one with the nylon film. And the tinted permit only covers for the factory tint that comes with the car

In limbo land where skin cancer from the Sun UV Ray is killing people like malaria the car manufacturers started adding a small tint to the front glass and more to the back from factory so that your car will be cooler when parked in the Sun fewer damage to interior trim degradation. But in the mind of our people it is illegal

sultaan:
In limbo land where skin cancer from the Sun UV Ray is killing people like malaria the car manufacturers started adding a small tint to the front glass and more to the back from factory so that your car will be cooler when parked in the Sun fewer damage to interior trim degradation. But in the mind of our people it is illegal

fear of boko boys, kidnappers and armed robbers

pankere:
I'm thinking the OP means to ask where he can buy factory tinted glass for his car, he doesn't want to do the local nylon film they glue to the car to make it " tinted". By the way Denn, our local policemen sure know how to tell the difference between a "factory tinted" window glass and the one with the nylon film. And the tinted permit only covers for the factory tint that comes with the car

the law is shown below. can you identify where a factory was made as the only condition for making it a legal tint?

the only caveat is that the tint must be authorised by the police IGP.

Note::::: section 3 has been amended as follows:It shall be the duty of the buyer,donee or importer of'a motor vehicle with tinted, shaded, coloured, darkened or treated glass to make representation to the Inspector General of Police or the relevant Police Commissioner in any State of the Federation for the purposes of registration of such tint etc within a period of ninety days(90) of the importation of such vehicle


The Federal Military Government hereby decrees as follows:


1. (1) Except with the permission of the appropriate authority designated for the purposes of this Decree and for such good cause as may be determined from time to time by the appropriate authority, no person shall cause any glass fitted on a motor vehicle to be-

(a) tinted ; or

(b) shaded ; or

(c) coloured lightly or thickly

(d) darkened ; or

(e) treated in any other way,

so that the persons or objects in the motor vehicle are rendered obscure or invisible.

(2) In this section, "good cause" means health or security reasons.

2. (l) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in any law, rule of law, enactment or the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1979, as amended, any person who without the permission of the appropriate authority-

(a) causes any glass fitted on a motor vehicle to be treated in any manner specified in section 1(1) of this Decree

(b) does or omits to do any act for the purpose of enabling or aiding another person to tint, shade, colour, darken, or treat in any other way any glass fitted on a motor vehicle in any manner specified in section 1(1) of this Decree

(c) aids another person in tinting, shading, colouring, darkening or treating in any other way any glass fitted on a motor vehicle in any manner specified in section 1(1) of this Decree ; or

(d) counsels or procures any other person to tint, shade, colour, darken or treat in any other way, any glass fitted on a motor vehicle, commits an offence under this Decree and shall be punished in the manner set out in this Decree.

(2) Any person who commits an offence under paragraph (d) of subsection (1) of this section may himself be charged with tinting, shading, colouring, darkening or treating in any other way the glass fitted on the motor vehicle or with counselling or procuring the tinting, shading, colouring, darkening or treating in any other way the glass fitted on the motor vehicle.

(3) In this Decree -

(a) reference to the "appropriate authority" means reference to the Inspector-General of Police or any person or authority authorised by him to give such permission as is contemplated in subsection (1) of section 1 of this Decree

(b) reference to "permission" includes registration.

3. It shall be the duty of the buyer, donee or importer of a motor vehicle with tinted, shaded, coloured, darkened or treated glass to change all the glass within a period of 14 days from the date of arrival in Nigeria or date of purchase (which ever is applicable in each circumstance).

4. (1) Any person who commits an offence under this Decree shall on conviction be liable to a fine of N2,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months or to both such fine and imprisonment.

(2) Where an offence under this Decree has been committed by a body corporate, every person who at the time of the commission of the offence was a proprietor, director, general manager, secretary or other similar officer servant or agent of the body corporate (or a person purporting to act in any such capacity) as well as the body Corporate shall be guilty of the offence and may be proceeded against and punished accordingly.

5. The Federal High Court shall have jurisdiction to try offenders under this Decree.

6. This Decree may be cited as the Motor Vehicles (Prohibition of Tinted Glass) Decree 1991.


Made at Lagos this 8th day of February 1991.


General I. B. Babangida,
President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces
Federal Republic of Nigeria

Denn:
Factory tint? A tint made in a factory? Simple.

Get any tint guy and drive him to any abandoned factory complex. Any tint done there is a factory tint.

But seriously, our legal system that advocates for a factory tint does not have any facility to confirm if it was done as a 'follow come' or not.

Get the tint done and apply for the permit.

This is a 'factory tinted' benz

That's a fine mercedes there! Yours?

billy187:


That's a fine mercedes there! Yours?

So we are all still dumb enough to be pushed around by a military decree from Babangida?

Then all decrees made by military should have been amended for civil rule

Auto manufacturing in 1983 is different from 2010 and do I have to pay import duty on a Tesla since it is not defined by a Nigerian Law.

sultaan:
In limbo land where skin cancer from the Sun UV Ray is killing people like malaria the car manufacturers started adding a small tint to the front glass and more to the back from factory so that your car will be cooler when parked in the Sun fewer damage to interior trim degradation. But in the mind of our people it is illegal

The practice of obtaining permit for the use of a tinted vehicle is not peculiar to Nigeria but a common practice all over the world. Prior to the proliferation of kidnapping, robbery with sophisticated weapons, boko haram menace & all forms of social aberrations, it was permissible to use a vehicle with tinted glass without being harassed.

If not corruption, tinted permit ought to be free but requires a strict process of approval. Every police officer & even none officers now offer to facilitate the issuance of such permits with the sole aim of making money out of it.

please does any one know who knows how to tint glasses and where i can find such a person.
i need the services of such persons. i wouldnt mind some contact details.

Denn:


the law is shown below. can you identify where a factory was made as the only condition for making it a legal tint?

the only caveat is that the tint must be authorised by the police IGP.

Note::::: section 3 has been amended as follows:It shall be the duty of the buyer,donee or importer of'a motor vehicle with tinted, shaded, coloured, darkened or treated glass to make representation to the Inspector General of Police or the relevant Police Commissioner in any State of the Federation for the purposes of registration of such tint etc within a period of ninety days(90) of the importation of such vehicle


The Federal Military Government hereby decrees as follows:


1. (1) Except with the permission of the appropriate authority designated for the purposes of this Decree and for such good cause as may be determined from time to time by the appropriate authority, no person shall cause any glass fitted on a motor vehicle to be-

(a) tinted ; or

(b) shaded ; or

(c) coloured lightly or thickly

(d) darkened ; or

(e) treated in any other way,

so that the persons or objects in the motor vehicle are rendered obscure or invisible.

(2) In this section, "good cause" means health or security reasons.

2. (l) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in any law, rule of law, enactment or the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1979, as amended, any person who without the permission of the appropriate authority-

(a) causes any glass fitted on a motor vehicle to be treated in any manner specified in section 1(1) of this Decree

(b) does or omits to do any act for the purpose of enabling or aiding another person to tint, shade, colour, darken, or treat in any other way any glass fitted on a motor vehicle in any manner specified in section 1(1) of this Decree

(c) aids another person in tinting, shading, colouring, darkening or treating in any other way any glass fitted on a motor vehicle in any manner specified in section 1(1) of this Decree ; or

(d) counsels or procures any other person to tint, shade, colour, darken or treat in any other way, any glass fitted on a motor vehicle, commits an offence under this Decree and shall be punished in the manner set out in this Decree.

(2) Any person who commits an offence under paragraph (d) of subsection (1) of this section may himself be charged with tinting, shading, colouring, darkening or treating in any other way the glass fitted on the motor vehicle or with counselling or procuring the tinting, shading, colouring, darkening or treating in any other way the glass fitted on the motor vehicle.

(3) In this Decree -

(a) reference to the "appropriate authority" means reference to the Inspector-General of Police or any person or authority authorised by him to give such permission as is contemplated in subsection (1) of section 1 of this Decree

(b) reference to "permission" includes registration.

3. It shall be the duty of the buyer, donee or importer of a motor vehicle with tinted, shaded, coloured, darkened or treated glass to change all the glass within a period of 14 days from the date of arrival in Nigeria or date of purchase (which ever is applicable in each circumstance).

4. (1) Any person who commits an offence under this Decree shall on conviction be liable to a fine of N2,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months or to both such fine and imprisonment.

(2) Where an offence under this Decree has been committed by a body corporate, every person who at the time of the commission of the offence was a proprietor, director, general manager, secretary or other similar officer servant or agent of the body corporate (or a person purporting to act in any such capacity) as well as the body Corporate shall be guilty of the offence and may be proceeded against and punished accordingly.

5. The Federal High Court shall have jurisdiction to try offenders under this Decree.

6. This Decree may be cited as the Motor Vehicles (Prohibition of Tinted Glass) Decree 1991.


Made at Lagos this 8th day of February 1991.


General I. B. Babangida,
President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces
Federal Republic of Nigeria

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