🔆 DIYAH 12 X 48 Inches Light Black Headlight, Tail Lights, Fog Lights Tint Vinyl Film for Enhanced Style & Protection Review

Used to black out a license plate kit for my wrangler. It worked well when layered multiple times. I lined up about 4 pieces and cut them to my needs and then applied them. He dimmed the lights just enough for the other drivers to carry him out! The only concern will be durability. I have a surplus of extra foil, but I don't want to constantly apply it in winter/summer. My jeep is in the garage with the foil facing the street and without direct sunlight. I will update in a week once we have…

I've seen these little foil stickers that were made to cover little lightbulbs on electronics that drive you crazy at night. I bought it to use and crop instead. So it can be used for small lights, my bright (even in low light) clocks and other things here and there. It also sticks well and re-sticks well, which is very useful on my router when trying to see what happens when I restart after my power flickers during a Florida storm. I would not use it to tint your car windows like in the…

Ok so I really liked this product for my specific needs. I wanted to make my fog lights blue but not too blue because I don't want to be stopped. In the picture they look blue (the lights are off) but when the lights are on they are barely blue. HOW TO APPLY: The application wasn't very easy, but it wasn't difficult either, I've never used a product like this before and had a bit of trial and error, after applying I definitely took off a few pieces. I finally found a system that worked for me…

I set it according to the instructions, but the result is bad. Initially I thought it was just me so I sought professional help to install the rest and the result was still poor. Good: it's clear, it sticks, it's cheap Bad: 1: it sticks, too much. The material tends to trap air bubbles even when applied slowly in a straight line with a tool. Air is very difficult to remove if you are more than 1cm behind the bubble and you will get imperfect results if you push it through an already stuck…

This is the first time I am using this film so be with me in the review. It's good. Very clear and easy to install. Closing the headlights is not as easy as I had hoped and I ended up not covering my headlights at all. For me the turning point of the world. its curves. It was much harder for me to figure it out. in short, so be it. It's worth practicing as covering my headlights and taillights costs around $250-$375, and if you buy 5-6 rolls of this film and use your old headlights for practice