Review on VViViD Air Tint - Easy Release for Headlight and Taillight Enhancement by Jon Lewis

It was easy to install on my 2002 Mustang. I'm not a pro at this but I've done it a few times and this slide is a great product. Heat it up, a felt squeegee is a must or you'll erase every shadow to hell. This vinyl is thicker than most, so it takes a little more patience than window tinting. heat is your friend Do not attempt this in cold weather. Those are all the lessons I learned from doing it myself. Therefore, in this review, I also share information that I hope will help you avoid mistakes. I've had this on my headlights and taillights for two weeks. I drove from South Georgia to Northern Kentucky where there was a big difference in temperature. There was no summer heat here in Georgia, but I parked in the sun. After driving over 1000 miles in varying temperatures, rain, sun and snow and varying speeds from 20 to 120 mph it's still in place, looks great and I've used foam glass cleaner with a soft towel to clean the headlights, and that didn't help either. scratches no shadow. It is also easy to clean. It's only been two weeks since he got there, but now my car looks even better than it does now. I have a Mineral Gray Mustang Saleen with black wheels, grille, taillights, 5% window tint and now black headlights. I'm trying to upload a picture. He's blacked out. This product is the best I've ever used! I highly recommend using it. It's DIY, so try it. In case of failure I would buy more than you need. Good luck with it. You will love how it decorates your car! So will it be with everyone who sees it.