Window Tint Film Do It Yourself Kit - Dark Black 10% Original Solux Brand

I've previously used three different window tint products to shade the glass on some home furniture. Typically, it's a pretty easy process: just wet the glass with a mixture of water and detergent, slap the window tint film onto it, and squeegee out the bubbles. This process is very similar to placing a screen protector on a portable device - but easier, even with large pieces of glass, because you can easily reposition the film to match the edges of the glass.Not so with this awful product.The adhesive on this window tint film is highly tacky. When you place the film on the glass, you're pretty much stuck with that placement unless you pick up the whole piece of film and reposition it. So you've got to accurately position the whole film in one shot. That would be difficult for a screen protector measuring ten inches on each edge - but for a piece that's two feet across, it's practically impossible, even with two people.You can pick up each corner of the film and stretch it, but that creates distortions in the film that cause air bubbles and uneven placement.Further problems arise while squeegeeing out air bubbles. The film used for portable device screen protectors tends to be stiff but also pliable, so that when you squeegee out bubbles, the film presses the bubbles out and returns to its prior shape, leaving behind no trace of the bubbles. This film is more like Saran plastic wrap: when you squeegee out bubbles, the film leaves a trail of distortion, or worse, creates a huge, ugly wrinkle that traps the air bubble and prevents further squeegeeing.The result is just a mess. In contrast with the great results I've experienced with other products, the applied film for this product is full of air bubbles and wrinkles, imperfectly positioned, and generally looks terrible. My girlfriend and I have tried applying the film twice, and both times it's been a headache and a failure. It's a shame, because the degree and color of tinting are quite nice... but the quality of the film is just garbage. Today, I'm throwing away the remaining 12' roll of this product and buying a different brand of film for my project.Bottom line: Avoid.

Easy to use! Perfect for one car

This product is just Ok. It came with a small knife and an applicator. The tint wasn't nearly as dark as I would have liked and you will want some sort of adhesive as the "static cling" is not sufficient at all. If you are looking to purchase this product, make sure you know your options first and determine what you are looking for. If you are looking for a way to just dim the light a bit, and you can find a way to have it stick, then this is the product for you. If you are looking to darken a room, then upgrade to something else.

It meet my expectation. But it's hard at the first time to try. I have to buy another one, bcause the first try was messed up. Don't try to compare yrself with the profesional. I can't get result like pro, but the product is good. Learn from youtube how to install it.

We worked & worked on trying to to get this stuff to work ,we finally had to throw it away!!

This seller is really great, if theres any type of problem they will actually talk to you and fix it, plus the product works great too. I also used this to set up a hud on the windshield and it looks awesome.

The tint wouldn't stick. We have tinted our own cars before and haven't had any problems. This tint wouldn't stay on the windows and ripped off. Very bad overall look. We will not use it again.

Works fine but kind of tricky putting it on the windows. Got to be good with your hands. Best to have another helping you.