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Mike
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
This car window tint film is a pretty light shade for 20%, offering a nice tint but more transparent than I expected. The color is good, and it’s easy to work with, especially for a beginner. However, it does require some patience to achieve good results.I started by thoroughly cleaning my window with a microfiber cloth (avoid paper towels!) and then used a dryer sheet to remove any remaining dust along the edges. After measuring the window, I cut the film with a sharp razor knife. Separating the film from the tint can be tricky, but a utility blade inserted into a corner helps carefully peel it apart.To apply, I used a credit card to smooth out air bubbles as I laid the film on the window. If you’re working outside, avoid direct sunlight and ensure it’s warm enough to prevent freezing for up to three days after application.Since applying the tint, it’s been great at blocking the hot sun while driving and keeping my car cooler. It also adds a nice level of privacy. Only time will tell if it holds up without bubbling due to temperature and humidity changes, but so far, so good!
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 1, 2025
Couldn't even get started with it, the dark film has a coat of adhesive in between a clear protection film which the video shows just pulling away very easily (not so). The rear side window on my car is a small triangle (19" x 8") so I thought it would be a breeze for me to do. I even made a paper template to make life easy with the cut out film ready to put on the window inside. So came the part to separate the two films. The video shows using a hot air blower to make the protective skin bubble up so you can get a grip on it. Firstly I tried a hair dryer, but no good, then I put it on a very hot radiator, still no joy, then in a very hot oven, Nope !. Borrowed a paint stripper hot air gun (extremely hot). Immersed it in boiling water, but everything failed to soften the glue. I then resorted to leaving the two skins together spraying the window with soapy water and squeezing out the bubbles. It looked good for 5 minutes until it fell off. Reading reviews other people seem to have used it successfully, so my only conclusion is that the manufacturer must now be using 'Superglue'. My advice would be save your money on this product and put your car into reputable garage and have the job done expertly, and with the boiling water make yourself a cup of tea, sit back, chill out, while someone else has the bother.
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