🚗 ATMOMO 70% VLT Car Window Tint Film: Transparent Vinyl for DIY Car Window Tinting with UV Protection (0.5Mx3M) Review

I have worked with many paint brands and this one is very easy to work with. The back is thicker than I'm used to and thought the foil would be thicker. No, that is not so. It is a strong film that resists stretching very well. As long as you use the right lube, repositioning is extremely gentle. However, once dry it is very sticky and doesn't seem to like peeling off. That alone is a big plus for me.

I put 79% VLT film on my car's side windows hoping it would keep out the heat (I'm in Texas) but give full visibility. Both are very good. Now the evening drives home with the sun on my left don't burn me anymore and the air conditioning doesn't work as hard as it used to. The view is almost clear. The film has a slight tint, but it's not noticeable unless you hold a sheet of white paper next to it. The description states that the UV blocking is 98.6%. I would say that's for sure.

I tried Step 3: Step 3. Remove the clear backing from the film. Cover the entire surface of the slide with water. This will prevent the film from getting tangled and sticking to itself. But it didn't work, I shut up. I stretched. I did my best and even doused it with water and tried rubbing the film to see if there was an extra layer and there wasn't. I just tinted both front windows. Back then I used 5% VLT Gila from Walmart. waste of money. avoid it