NEWISHTOOL Car Window Tint Installation Kit - Vinyl Wrap Tools With Felt Squeegee, Micro Squeegee, Razor Blade Knife

These tools are great for the price, blades are really sharp i had no trouble wrapping the trim on my car and using these tools! Definitely grab some if you plan on wrapping something or im sure there's many other great uses for these as well🙂

I'm not a professional tint installer but this set is all I need. Works very well. For the money this is a steal. Thank you.

This is a nice kit if you’re looking to do a fair amount of tinting or vinyl wrapping. I gave it four stars because I was disappointed in the knife. It dulled quickly compared to the box cutter I have used for months, that came in a six pack for $3. They give spare blades, but they also did not last long.The squeegees and Tucker worked very well for me.

I recently purchased this car window decal squeegee with a razor knife, and it has exceeded my expectations! The squeegee is firm yet flexible, making it easy to apply decals without air bubbles or wrinkles. The rubber edge glides smoothly over surfaces, ensuring a professional-looking finish.The included razor knife is sharp and precise, perfect for trimming excess material without damaging the decal or the glass. The ergonomic design of both tools makes handling comfortable, even for extended use.Whether you're applying vinyl wraps, window tint, or decals, this kit is a must-have for any DIY enthusiast or professional installer. Highly recommended!

Amazing works great , and the knife is super sharp and stays sharp for a while

Seems like a nice kit, good exacto knife!

Used this kit for a taillight tint job and overall it got the job done—but there are a few things worth mentioning.The large squeegee was great for most of the install, but the felt edge is a little thin and weak. I actually ended up scratching through the protective film on top of the tint, which luckily saved the vinyl underneath. Definitely does its job, just be careful with pressure.The small squeegee was good in tight spots—I didn’t use it much, but it’s nice to have on hand.The X-Acto blade was just okay. It didn’t slice as cleanly through the vinyl as I hoped, so I’d probably recommend swapping in a sharper blade if you want precision cuts.Surprisingly, the tuck tool was awesome—really helped with finishing edges and tucking film into tight creases without damaging anything. Probably the MVP of the kit.Overall? Great budget set for learning the process. Just keep an eye on that felt squeegee and maybe upgrade the blade for a cleaner experience.

Worked well, made it easier to install