🔦 VViViD Hex+ Light Air-Tint 16x60 Headlight Vinyl with Toolkit Review

I like the finished product. It was a bit difficult, but it worked great! I saw this on CK bandages, Christian from Canada. His YouTube videos are great for learning how to wrap car parts! Very bright even when the brake is applied!

Looks great, gives the headlights a whole new look. Installation was relatively easy but I've been wrapping cars for 3 years so I had a slight advantage I would definitely recommend getting a heat gun but other than that it went ok and the vinyl wasn't too much.

Very easy to work with. Got this link from a Cwraps video. The hex pattern is very faint and only visible at close range >4'. Not as good as wet film BUT it gets better with the vents gone. (Tested a week after installation and already looking better) Knifeless tape works well with it. Clean and prep well and it's pretty easy, don't overheat. This in light smoke is a worthy compromise between: and yet dark enough to look trendy and classy.

I wanted the film to darken my car rear lights a bit. This film was fairly easy to install and appears to be of good quality, but calling it "light smoke" is a bit of a misnomer. I measured it at 40% visible light transmission (VLT) so it blocks 60% of the light coming from your taillights which can result in a fine. Remember, daylight cuts off 60% of the light as it enters and AGAIN 60% as it bounces off the body, making the taillight look 84% dimmer than normal. It's practically black and…

I found this product to be quite easy to work with for the first time. I take very good care of my car and do all the repairs and such myself, so I was happy that this product was nice and neat to install. No need for water or solutions. Just a heat gun and a felt scraper board. I ended up removing my taillights to do this install but I'm sure it will look just as good and quicker if left on the car. This dims the light but not so dim that you can't see them when they're on, they're a deep…

Wow. Finally wrapped in the rear and front lights in one fell swoop! This material is so easy to use and malleable that I was sure it wouldn't break. Previous headlight tints were so flimsy that if you stretched them a little they would crack/pop/snap on you, requiring you to repack, repurchase, and redo everything. (I've done this 3-4 times. I wanted to wrap the taillights in one piece.) Love how thick this new version is. It's much easier to work with him. It's not as sticky as the previous…

slightly to the left. I recommend watching a few installation videos first (CKwraps on YouTube is great) to familiarize yourself with the process and the tricks for a professional-looking end result. The honeycomb pattern has paired well with my GTO's grille and other Pontiac design details over the years, so it has a little extra that goes with it. I also advise you to be careful what you use to degrease your lenses. Pure isopropyl alcohol can damage your lenses, as can many commercial…