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

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…

I have used this product twice in the past on two different vehicles with amazing results. I just bought a new car and decided to apply it to both my cars and my girlfriend's cars. However, this time after doing this I am not at all happy with the results. There are streaks under the applied film from all the solution I had to apply (almost half a bottle) and the film didn't slide at all to apply no matter how much spray I used. Also, there are ripples on the bottom that won't go away no matter

Shade: 5% damn dark. During the day there are no problems with visibility and there is not much light. Didn't notice much of a difference in heat protection, but heat is only an issue in the summer. This can be an issue on the darkest of roads at night, but other than that I haven't had any issues. It's like wearing sunglasses on the side windows at night. Not sure how to apply tint to a window and hoping someone can guide you? Willing to trust a stranger's way, even when I say I can or, more…