Universal DIY Windshield Sun Visor

So this was my first ever time doing any type of tint and no other experience like wrapping or anything. I wanted to match the front windows to the rear on my 2021 Silverado.Install was actually not bad. Until I got to the corners close to the mirror haha. Was extremely easy until I got to that point where it started bunching up on me. I’m sure this is just my lack of experience however I got to the point where I got frustrated and manhandled it and shoved it down into the corner with some serious force of my tools haha. Like actually jamming the tint down under the trim of the window with the Squeegee. Surprisingly it turned out fine. And didn’t crease at all on me on either door.Is it perfect no, but I was shocked the small bubbles that I couldn’t get out actually removed themselves after a couple days in the sun. There’s small little imperfections here and there but unless your actually looking for them you’ll never notice them at all! I’m honestly shocked this turned out so well. Anything over about 10pm he’s it actually looks perfect! And so far it is holding up in the Texas heat just fine!No loss of cell service either!Overall actually shocked they turned out this well lol! Take your time. Each door window took me about a hour. And the more soapy water you can spray the better lol! For the price savings I will continue to do this in the future and I think after a couple more attempts I could get it almost as good as a pro!*** only down side is when I got my tint trying to peel it off the backing material was a huge pain!I’m not sure if the blade their machine uses needed replaced but the pre cut outline was extremely difficult to get to separate from the backing. A few times I came extremely close to ripping the tint trying to get it removed from the backing.So please if your read this make sure the outline cut is a little deeper next time. Other than that very satisfied.***Updated October 26***Over a year now on my truck in the desert sun. Still looks brand new. Shocked how well it’s holding up. Still highly recommend!! Take your time and save yourself some money***Update 2 years later***Still looks like the day I put it on. Zero issues and zero complaints. No fading and no peeling all this time later.I write this update as Ive ordered a new bronco and once it arrives this truck will be going on to it's next owner. I'm sure this tint will continue to look flawless for years to come for the new owner. I will be buying this tink kit again for the bronco once I get the shipping email!

Ok, so, I was fully prepared to get mad because from when I opened the package, this was like no other tint I had installed myself. This was the easiest install I had ever done! Follow the instructions to the letter (not that there is much you can do wrong, other than let dry tint touch dry tint), and you will have ZERO issues!First, there is only one layer of clear plastic (it protects the side that touches the glass). That threw me off a lot, but turned out to simplify the installation in ways I can't even describe!Second, this stuff is fairly thick, for tint, which allowed me to actually gently push the wet tint into the window crevices where the glass touches the side fuzzy track strips. Other brands would crinkle up like tissue paper if I had tried that on them.This stuff is definitely worth the little bit more it costs!I am now going to redo the tint onnmy other vehicles with this same stuff!

This review has nothing to do with tint experience. Because I have plenty of that. I decided to buy this and install it myself. I made the mixture, prepped the area, and measured for a perfect fit. The problem is, the film used is cheaply made. It just crinkles up. No matter how many times you move it or smooth it out, it becomes too damaged to salvage. Getting it right on the first try is crucial. But you can’t get it right if the material is flimsy. Removing is easy. Color is fine. But save yourself the time and spend your money on reputable tint. Threw it out and will never buy again.

The tint color is great for my suv, the quality of the tint is better then you would buy at autozone in the roll, the size was too long, and there’s no cut out for my mirror so I had to cut it out and inevitably that messed up the Entire strip, so it looks lame. I anticipated that when the ad said precut that included the mirror cut out but it wasn’t. Definitely not worth $30’s. If it was 15 then I would say it was worth it only because the mirror wasn’t cut out for me.

Perfectly cut to fit. if you have the skills and patience to install this you will save alot of money. Installed and looks great.

Perfectly fit my 2015 Silverado, but peeling it off of its backing made a small tear in the film. I've had this happen before with this brand on other vehicles, also, but it's still the best-priced and seems to be a quality film that isn't going to fade to purple after awhile like cheaper brands.

Great

Definitely a learning curve if you have no experience. But with good prep and practice you can get a good looking tint job. The film is pretty easy to work with and shrinks. Just don’t expect a professional job if you aren’t a pro and look up a lot of tutorials. If you mess up their customer service team is easy to work with and will send out replacements if you need them. It may be better to order off their website they have more options like doubling your tint order for a lower price.