VViViD Air-Tint Dark Black 20% Blackout Anti-UV Headlight Tinting 16 Inches x 48 inches Feet Extra Large Full Car Vinyl Wrap Roll

Very easy to use, I recommend some powder free latex gloves. Heat gun or hair dryer, I used a hair dryer and it came out pretty good. It was my first time tinting headlights so I took my time, only took about 40 minutes to do both. Very durable and forgiving. No difference in brightness and it looks good!!!

This wrap is pretty much exactly what I expected, which is a good thing! I purchased it solely to tint the headlight on my motorcycle (see pic), but am now considering using what’s left on my truck’s headlights as well. I will mention that the face of the headlight I used it on is a completely flat, smooth surface so I can’t speak for it’s ability to bend/adhere around corners and edges. What I can say is that for my purpose, the wrap went on in a snap and looks great, I didn’t have any problems with wrinkles or creases and I can tell they would be easy to work out with a heat gun or blow dryer. For the $10 price tag and the sick touch of customization it adds, I couldn’t give this product anything less than five stars all the way. It’s easy to work with and I’m confident the adhesion is solid (as long as you use lots of heat!). As for longevity, I’ll have to update on that down the road since I’ve just installed it but my first impressions are very good. If you’re on the fence like I was, give it a try I bet you’ll be glad you did!

I was about to purchase the film by itself when I noticed a bundle that included the installation tools. While the cost for the kit wasn’t much more, I was expecting a larger spreader piece. The tool is tiny and it comes with these two pieces of sticker things that I have no idea what they are for but they don’t look too useful. I don’t have huge hands but I can’t imagine anyone would have an easy time using these. Do yourself a favor and spend the extra money to buy the proper tools. You don’t compromise the installation of the film and mess it up.

The media could not be loaded. This roll of film definitely seems a bit darker than 20%. Not sure if im keeping on my tailights yet.But overall its easy to work with. Great if you want completely blacked out side markers/reflectors. Dry application is great, didnt even bother to use soapy water.Just be careful with heat, can burn through easily.

I used this film to cover concave headlights on my 65 Mustang. I've done wraps before but never dry adhesive. Really struggled with the first one trying to get the wrinkles out. My mistake was using a blow dryer and not cutting the material to be just slightly wider than the headlight. On the second headlight I cut a circle about 1 inch larger than the headlight and used my heat gun to flatten it out before I removed the backing. Because it comes in a roll it kept wanting to roll up on my but the heat flattened it out nice. After I laid it out on the headlight I gave it heat and it laid right down. When heated it streches really well. Trick is to do just a little at a time. Anyway, I'm stoked at how great the headlights look. Worth all the work.

Works like it should. I was able to use a heat gun and shape it around the headlights on my car. However, I took the film off the headlights after driving at night after seeing how much the film reduced the light on the road! I ended up using the remainder of the film to cover all the marker lights on my 2014 Mustang as well as the clear inserts on the taillights. Make sure you use a heat gun on the film after you've applied it in order to make it stick well. When I removed the film from my headlights, it came off clean.

This product originally looked very good and was not too bad to install. BUT then after having them on for a while , both lights started bubbling up real back. I even bought LED lights so they wouldn't get as hot on the vinyl. Looks like crap now and will have to redo. I'm going to try to buy fog lights and never turn the brights on to see if that will help this time around.

Was easy to use and looked great