Does it have a uv filter?

It does not have a filter. If you mean will it filter uv light, then, at this price, I doubt it. Having said that. Most modern glass filters uv light as standard. If you are using this stuff as intended, on the inside of your car, it shouldn't be a problem. If you want a film that filters uv light then I would suggest you look at 3M type products but expect to pay more. As someone else has said, you get what you pay for. And, to answer a few other questions... No, a heat gun is not necessary, however. If you plan to put this on any kind of curved glass, application of an external heat source is recommended. A hairdryer will do. Just remember, you are applying a plastic window tint, not stripping paint. Low heat, just enough to shape the tint. DO NOT USE A WINDOW SCRAPER to remove the bubbles. Window scraper, the clue is in the name, it scrapes windows. You're putting on a window tint, not scraping off ice. Mine came with a squeegee, the yellow plastic bit in the tube. That's what you remove the bubbles with. Start from the center and squeegee out to the sides. Slow is fast at this stage. Take your time when removing the bubbles, you'll only want to do that bit once.Does it come with all equipment needed? No, it does not. Mine came with a small folding blade and a squeegee. To do the job properly (for a passenger car window) you will need: Amongst other things, scissors, soapy water in a spray bottle, heat source (hair dryer/heat gun on a low setting), your phone off the hook, glass cleaner, sticky tape, sharp knife, someone to watch your kids while you hash the first attempt, several cups of tea or coffee, a garage big enough to put your car in, a sunny, windless day if you don't have a garage, a popular internet video site that will have a video on "how to tint your car window" for you to watch. A mate to call YOU a TUBE while you hash your second attempt. Your phone, back on the hook, so you can call a professional to tint your window properly for you. An isolated corner of a room so you can sit, cross legged, and wallow in self pity because a flimsy piece of sticky backed plastic film defeated you. Hope this helps :)

Can I see out as usual ? Is it like looking through dark sunglasses?

Hi, yes in broad daylight you can see out as normal, but of a night time your vision is reduced a lot, but as i just have the back windows tinted to keep the sun off my baby, vision isn't a problem for me. It is illegal to have your drivers side, passenger side or front windscreen tinted, so back windows only shouldn't cause too much bother. I just open the back windows if I'm struggling to reverse in the dark.

How do you pull apart for sticky side. I can not find a divide

It is there, though very hard to find, I used the tip of a Stanley knife. Hope this helps

does the adhesive come with this film? and does it come off quiet easily if you want to remove it?

hi, the film is self adhesive, tip always have a window scraper handy to remove bubbles, do a little at a time and remove the bubbles as you go. and it should just peel off when you need it to.

Brand	flexzon
Model Number	76SDB
Colour	Black
Product Dimensions	300 x 76 x 0.1 cm; 320 g
Material	Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
Special Features	Insulation, heat insulation, shading, Increase Comfort, Privacy Protection, Fragment flying prevention
Item Weight	320 g

CAR WINDOW TINT FILM TINTING SUPER DARK BLACK LIMO 5% 76cm x 3M NEW

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