Review on 🚘 Gila USS46 Heat Shield Plus 35% VLT Automotive Window Tint - DIY Extra Heat & Glare Control - Dark Smoke - 2ft x 6.5ft (24in x 78in) by Mark Sutovsky

Being able to spend thirty dollars and an hour or so of your time or two hundred dollars to professionally tint a twenty year old car is an easy decision. You get what you pay for, which is a cheap shade. This material is not as thick and does not run as smoothly as 3M or other higher quality dyes that the pros use. If you have a good car, you pay for a professional tint. If it's an old car that's not worth the investment and you can live with something that most likely isn't perfect, tint it yourself. There are plenty of articles and videos online to help you with this. The side windows were 20% complete. I also used 5% 6" strip for the rear window and sticking the strip to the windshield was enough. Shade overlapped.