Window Tint Car 5% VLT, 20" x20' Ceramic Window Roll for Privacy Sun & Glare Protection UV Heat Blocking, Scratch Resistant 5-Layer 2026 Upgrade

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.

Sometimes better is good enough. This stuff was an absolute bear to put on my windows. But I needed something to block the sun so my car wasn’t so darn hot all the time. I got the 20% tint and it works well to block enough of the sunlight to keep the car from heating up during the summer. I only put it on the side windows and did not put it on the back window. That probably would have driven me insane trying to do the back window. Visibility is fine. I can still see out but it’s more difficult to see in, so it does offer some privacy. I’ll be honest—I’m not a perfectionist and I’m not a person who is really capable of doing something highly detailed. The installation that I did with this is not perfect, but it does function well. And I’m happy with that.

Good product, just what my car needed!

The tint is pretty good. Some of the corners didn't stick down all the way. If you are a perfectionist, stick to the more "name brand" tints. It is comparable to more expensive tint except for the corners. Do not purchase this particular size for a newer truck, as the width is a little too narrow for the side windows. I should have measured, that wasn't their fault, it was mine. I was able to make it work by fitting the top below the actual edge, so it looks fine when the windows are either rolled all the way up, or all the way down. Worked perfect for the back window. Remaining air bubbles are minimal, so overall it was a good purchase. It was installed on a 2013 F150.

The tint arrived as described. Box was in perfect shape. The tint is great and easy to use. I tinted all my windows in my 2001 Dodge Ram Quad Cab. Inside my shop it looked so badass. (GOOD) I pulled it outside and all the windows look milky/chalky. The tint I didn’t use also has that same milky look to it. I’m thinking it’s the glue the factory uses on the tint. I believe I got a defective box and the seller didn’t know. I want to contact seller but I haven’t been able to. If they reach out to me and replace my tint I will leave a revised review.

bought this window tint film because of the low price, which is great if you’re covering several windows or working on a budget. Unfortunately, the adhesive isn’t very strong, so it doesn’t stick perfectly to the glass. Even after carefully cleaning the surface, I still had issues with air bubbles and edges not sealing properly. The film feels a bit thin too, so it can crease or wrinkle easily if you need to adjust it while installing. On the plus side, it is lightweight and cuts easily, which makes it convenient for quick or temporary projects. But if you want a professional look or long-lasting result, you might want to spend a bit more for better quality film.

Easy install and works perfect.

Exactly what I wanted, love it would buy again

This tint has held up great for the last month and honestly for its price point I think I would recommend it to everybody. The first thing I want everybody to know is that this is a very labor intensive job and that's where most of the cost is whenever you get your tint professionally done. Even when I got in this role, I had to have a lot of the tools ready to go and I had to sculpt out how much I needed and what pieces of the window I was cutting out. The end result will be highly reliant on how well of a job you've done for installation. So far this tint has held up great and I haven't noticed anything off or weird when it comes to peel or bubbles beneath the tint. Right now you can pick up this 20 foot roll for about $36.99. I'd say it's worth buying a roll just to try out for your own vehicle. Overall, I've had a great experience with this tint and I would definitely recommend Trying it out for yourself

You get a ton of tint for $37. I got this to do my side by side and my truck driver and passenger windows. It did that and then some. I have enough left for a whole other side by side. Install was easy. I have a little experience from when I was younger, but I watched a refresher on youtube to make sure I didn't forget anything crucial. It was quick and painless and it turned out great. The tint is lighter than factory on both the side by side and truck, but both turned out well and look great. I actually prefer the light tint for the side windows. It doen make a difference in the mirrors at night and this was the perfect blend of tint and visibility. It makes a huge difference with low Alberta sun in the winter and makes the truck noticeably more comfortable.

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 decided to try this tint mainly to cut down on glare and heat during long drives, and it ended up being a real upgrade to my car overall. The installation was much less intimidating than I expected—thanks to the guide and video, I managed to get a clean finish on the first try. No messy adhesive, which made adjusting much easier. Once on, the difference was immediate. The car doesn’t feel like a sauna after being parked in the sun, and the interior cools down faster with the AC. Driving at night also feels safer—the glare from headlights isn’t nearly as blinding, which makes longer trips less tiring on the eyes. The other thing I really appreciated is the balance of privacy. From the outside, it adds just enough shade that you feel a little more hidden, but from the driver’s seat the view stays perfectly clear. It strikes a nice middle ground—comfortable without feeling too dark. ✅ Verdict: 5/5 — Easy to work with, looks sharp, and makes daily driving more pleasant. Great for anyone who wants comfort and privacy without overdoing the tint. 🌞

The tint looks really clean once it’s on, and it doesn’t affect visibility at all, even at night. It also gives that nice one-way privacy effect during the day, which was exactly what I wanted. Just a heads-up: the film can scratch or crease pretty easily, so take your time during installation. It wasn’t too hard overall, and the roll comes with plenty of tint—enough that you can mess up a window or two while you get the hang of it. I’d definitely recommend watching a few videos beforehand, having the right tools on hand, and making sure it’s not cold outside when you install it. I can’t really speak on the heat or UV blocking, but for appearance and privacy, it does the job well.