True Line Automotive Precut Window Tint for Cars - No Excess to Remove - Easy to Apply DIY Pre Cut Window Tint Kit, UV Protection & Car Styling

Have had this tint on for about 6 months. It was great to work with.While I'm certainly not a professional tinter, I've done my share of tint installs over the years.This product was well made and bit thicker than many other films I've used in the past.It was nice that it was precut and fit well on my Scion XB.I will recommend that someone considering installing it themselves buy an install kit. They're pretty cheap and made the install very easy. Also, I used a mixture of baby shampoo and water as slip solution. Clean the windows is my # 1 tip for best results. And then clean them again.6 months on, it still looks good and have 0 complaints. Will be purchasing their tint again in the future for another car.

While it's cut to my windows; its junk. Its thin. It's NOT the tint % ordered. It scorched under the heat of the heat gun (something I've never seen tint do) and the tint lasted less than six months before coming off 100% and needing replaced. Complete waste of $. The tint I purchase elsewhere what a % of the cost and has held up over 2 years. Save your $ and go somewhere else

Due to its odd shape it is a hassle to have to get installed on the windshield, taking it off and not easy to store so have to deal with that each time used.

Best and quickest way to tint a window. Walmart brand tint that I've used on past vehicles was flimsy and had to have specific tools to cut along top of the window. These are perfect fit, easy on. Florida heat stuck these on solid in less than 24 hours. The price... Cheapest you can get for precut. Highly recommended, I'll be shopping here again if I change vehicles.

Great product comes precut which makes it easy to install. Some issues I had was unfolding and trying to keep it from wrinkling, the other would be one panel per page as I was taking off one panel the whole sheet would move and wrinkle. But overall good product will definitely buy again.

I’ve tinted with the likes of 3M and SolarFX. Their double ply film is just as good as the big names. Do NOT EVER get single ply, it is too flimsy and creases if you breathe on it wrong. So definitely pay the extra $20, it will save you so many times, and you can fix most mistakes with a heat gun. For $100 I did my whole car with the sun visor double ply. And it went on very good. Their customer service didn’t take long at all, a few hours I’d say to respond. So all in all it’s a good seller and actual quality. If you don’t know what to do I’d say watch a YouTube video, tinting is not hard! If I can do it then you can too.

If you are worried about the pre-cuts not fitting right, mine were spot on. Product was delivered on time with no damage.I definitely recommend heat shrinking but if you have never done it before I recommend getting at least two practice pieces. I have never done heat shrinking and it took till the 3rd window to get it right. Biggest mistake I think is overdoing it with the heat gun.I did Reach Out to customer service to ask about the heat shrinking. I emailed them over the weekend and I had a response first thing Monday morning. This was my first time doing my own tinting and buying from this company definitely contributed to making it a positive experience.

i ordered this thinking it was cut to my windows in my focus. WRONG!! they were cut to the shape of my windows only they were cut 3-4 inches to big making it impossible to put on without trying to trim it as you go so it would fit better. by the time you get to the air bubbles its not shapped right. I got so frustrated on 2 of the 5 windows i ripped it off and threw it away. Hous and a half wasted. This is not my first time doing window tint, i usually nuy rolls but seen this and thought i would give it a try. I will stick to the rolls