MkbrotherWindow Tint Film 50% VLT 36" in x 5' Ft (36in x 60in) Scratch Resistance Heat & Glare UV/IR Block Auto Car Adhesive Privacy Tint Mkbrother

We purchased this film for a 1981 fire rescue truck we've turned into a food truck. The windows on the truck are so tall, driving in bright sun or towards sunset became problematic.This film was as described, and fairly easy to install, though we had a sign company for years and had some experience installing vinyl. (Your experience may vary).Suggest creating "tabs" of folded over clear tape on both sides of at a corner of the piece so you can pull the two layers apart easily and tell which side is the film and which is the clear backing. Don't forget to use a water spray on the window so you can adjust the film before pressing it on. Use a scraper from the center out, both up and down to push bubbles out. As the film dries over time any leftover minor bubbles should evaporate, but get out as many as possible.

Hard to install by DIY

This tint arrived in great condition. The tint was easy to use except when you have to separate the tint from the backing (which is true of any tint). I suggest using tape to help pull the tint away from the backing without damaging the tint or getting it stuck. Use a lot of spray to keep everything lubricated. No extra crinkles (until we tried separating the tint and backing without using tape!) 50% heat rejection sounds like a lot but I've found it really isn't. Also, it does not look weird or out of place when looking at the window from outside the home.

Adhesive very bad. Not even properly attach and make shape as acc to the glass after heat as well. Do not waste your money

As i layed the tint on the windshield i noticed it had several creases on it which made it impossible to work with