🚗 Premium Mkbrother 20% VLT Window Tint Adhesive Film - Heat & UV Block, Professional Grade - Ideal for Auto Cars - 24in x 15ft (24in x 180in) Review

No instructions. roll toning and all. In case you didn't know, you need to separate the shade from the clear base. One side is sticky. In addition, before applying, both sides must be sprayed with soapy water, placed on the glass, and then wiped the top. This is a very thin material that creases easily.

Probably the cheapest shade I've ever worked with. Runs in the movie and I was extremely careful. If this is your first experience with tinting, stay away from this tinting. Strange texture. And it broke incredibly easily after installation. Do yourself a favor, pay more and get something American. It's a Chinese fake without a doubt, like a lot of things on Revain now. Buyer warning!

Essentially easy to apply, but it's not easy to fit it "professionally" to the window edges and have no blisters, although it can be done. This was my first time with no experience and I got it right the first try but only when I was helped with the right tools - cheap enough at Revain. I would do it again.

So if you have no experience, this shade is good to learn because it is cheap and difficult to apply, its fines and wrinkles are very easy. This is great for practice, if you can apply this and there are no bubbles or creases on it you can use any shade on any vehicle and do a good job. If you are inexperienced and want a professional looking finish, don't start here, you won't get a good finish.

This was my first window tinting experience. I put it on plexiglass and everything worked. This shade came with no instructions. It has a clear film that needs to be removed to reveal the adhesive. It's not easy to say, and I'm lost without direction. I actually applied it without removing the film the first time. Googling a few I was able to find some duct tape.

I used this shade to add some privacy and also to protect my caravan from UV rays. Before installing the tint, I woke up from the heat in the trailer. After tinting in the morning, it got noticeably cooler. I also don't feel like an ant under a magnifying glass anymore when I'm sitting near one of the windows, which is nice. The roll I bought had a crumpled section meaning it could not be used. However, I had enough by clipping this section to tint all the windows.

The movie was terrible. It already had bad creases in the roll that the heat shrink and stretching couldn't remove. What I've been able to save has been great so far. as I cut to size until upon further inspection the clear film was fully bonded to the tinted film forming a pair of irreparable air pockets. Once the clear film is removed you will notice a group of small bubbles that will not come out when you apply the heat gun, grout and squeegee. Movie quality was terrible but that's what you…