Window Tint Car 5% VLT, 20" x20' Ceramic Window Roll

Tinting isn’t easy. Definitely not for beginners. You can apply heat and shrink it. I have the 5% on my truck all around. I’m a first time DIY nontinting tinter. Took me a couple tries and I tinted my headlights, taillights, and 3rd brake light first to build up my confidence. All in all on the money I spent, I still came out on top instead of paying what people were trying to charge me for my Truck. Lowest price I got quoted and not even for a full 360• was 350$. For windshield and tint removal +$500. 2025 2500HD Silverado. The quality is good, better than most, but idk how it would stack up against all those 300-700$ tint rolls but if you manage to do the work properly and patiently then you’ll be happy with it. Keeps the sun out, keeps my car cool, nobody can see me so the privacy is a privilege and luxury. Again, you need to know that this isn’t something you can just buy and expect for it to come out perfect on the first go. It can crease and wrinkle if handled improperly and it can get frustrating but if you get it done right it can look, function, fit, and come all together perfectly. It can look as good as my truck or better. 40” x 100’. Tinted my truck, my girls 2021 Charger, and my mothers 2020 Escalade ESV with that one roll. So imagine how much I saved and you know how much I spent. Imo? Worth it. Put in the work.

As a 1st time tinter the tint was nice to work with, I didn't do a perfect job as it's my 1st time but it's on a work truck so it'll do, big roll so had a fair bit left and for the price, just buy it

I've done a fair bit of vinyl and tint installation over the years, the quality of this falls somewhere in between speciality install shop-grade rolls you'd buy and the smaller kits you'd pickup at an auto shop or big box store. Absolutely fine quality, doesn't have some of the fancy features of high end brands like release pockets but it is easy enough to install and it looks fine - I've got no doubts I could use it on a clients car and they wouldn't have any concerns. Does seem to be genuine nano-ceramic which is good quality tint, shouldn't have that weird discoloration some cheaper dyed tint has.

This window tint appears to be of decent quality. There's no peeling or bubbling as of yet. The install process is straightforward...in a way. This takes a lot of patience and luckily it comes with a good sized roll. With some quality tools and time this goes on and looks excellent. Just be sure to check your local laws in regards to where it can be placed -- this stiff is very dark! 5% is almost pitch black.

The 5% VLT tint provides excellent privacy. Nano ceramic tech blocks UV and heat effectively. Easy to apply with professional-looking results. Durable and scratch-resistant for long-term use. Ideal for comfortable and secure driving