🚗 Complete 8 in 1 Car Window Film Tinting Tools Kit - GISSVOGEEK Review

Everything came as advertised. I'm impressed and very satisfied. It was packaged in a medium sized concealed zip bag that should have been shipped in a box but that's no big deal.

First off don't listen to Nancy's negative here if you can't do any tint or vinyl work with these tools you just can't do it with any tool I haven't had any trouble with the tint ,

Definitely a beginner's toolbox I personally wouldn't buy it again as I'm used to more expensive products from work. Bought for occasional use at home. But they scratch the tint very easily, be sure to use a tint wipe with them.

I used this to wrap my truck roof in vinyl wrap. This is a nice kit that has everything (and more) you need for a vinyl wrap (except a heat gun of course). It comes with lots of extra blades and felt. I also bought this kit for future window tinting work so that's a bonus.

The razors supplied are made of foil. A new blade is required for each individual cut, and a long cut will start to stick in the middle. Blades are rated for approximately 6-8 inches of cut before replacement is required. The plastic cards worked fine, although I'm not sure how you could mess them up.

Missing knife which clearly should be part of the kit. I had to use several other items from the kit the day they arrived, which prevented me from returning the kit. So I don't get all the parts I bought. The parts that did appear were of marginal quality at best. Definitely not worth the price paid.

There are many tools in this set and I have saved it for other uses. However, most tools really weren't good for tinting because they were just TOO sticky to slide over the foil even when wet. The silicone grips the foil instead of sliding over it. I used felt for most of the work and it was great, the little plastic corners go into those hard to reach places really well!

I'm new to every shape and type of window tinting imaginable, but I'm quite an avid DIY enthusiast and I'm a pretty quick learner. If you follow YouTube videos you can tint your windows for around $30 with a good enough job that you don't mind. I figured I could get away with a dollar wood and a razor but I won't lie it made it so much easier and cleaner. You probably only need pink plastic, razors, a blue wiper (that thing is awesome) and a conquistador. But you still get everything for the…

To be honest, GENERAL gloves, magnets (you should feel all your magnets anyway), snuffers and squeegees are a pretty good deal. But the blades suck. Use for service purposes only (coarse cutting/non-critical work) and not for stock stacking or fine trimming. I've experienced jagged cuts from nicks and dull spots and forgotten about performance, which is a pain in the ass anyway. I put this set in my production tray to try it out. a quarter into my bandage, I wondered why I was struggling with…