Review on 🚗 TRUE LINE Automotive Premium Nano Ceramic Precut Window Tint Film Kit: Ultimate Heat Reduction for Your Vehicle (Including Universal Rough Cut Windshield Visor) by Pop Henneghan

So this was my first time doing a shade and I had no other experience like wrapping or anything. I wanted the front windows to match the rear windows on my 2021 Silverado. The facility was really good. Until I got to the corners near the mirror haha. It was very easy until I got to the point where he started leaning on me. I'm sure it's just a lack of experience but I got to the point where I got frustrated and grabbed it and pushed it into a corner with some serious force of my tools haha. For example, press the tint under the window frame with a mop. Surprisingly, it turned out well. And I didn't collapse on any of the doors. Is it ideal, no, but I was shocked the little blisters I couldn't get out actually disappeared after a few days in the sun. There are small imperfections here and there, but unless you really look for them, you'll never notice them! I'm honestly shocked that it worked out so well. Everything at 10pm actually looks perfect! And so far it's holding up well in the Texas heat! No loss of cellular service too! Take your time. It took me about an hour for each door window. And the more soapy water you can spray the better lol! I'll keep doing this to save money in the future, and I think after a few more tries I should be able to get it almost as good as a pro! ***Only downside was when I got my shade it was a huge hassle to remove it from the backing! I'm not sure if the blade your machine uses needed to be replaced, but the pre-cut outline was extremely difficult to separate from the backing. Several times I came very close to tearing off the tint trying to remove it from the substrate. So please, if you're reading this, make sure to cut the contour a little deeper next time. The rest are very satisfied.