Review on VViViD Air Tint - Easy Release for Headlight and Taillight Enhancement by Delbert Potter

Well my first impression of the vinyl was favorable because it felt really thick and strong. But that's where the "pluses" end. If your headlights/taillights have a contour or curve, forget it. I've applied dozens of decals and tinted cars over the years and I'd like to believe I have a science. I even have a 'kit' at my house that includes all the necessary items to apply (alcohol, squeegees, razor blades, etc.) - so I wasn't at all nervous about carrying this thing. But I was wrong. So wrong. The first try took about 25 minutes and ended up with lots of wrinkles and blisters. To the point where I couldn't remove anything and put it back on without making it worse so this part was thrown in the trash. I didn't want to lose another piece - so I checked out a few video apps to make sure I was following the right instructions with this particular material (first time working with Vvivid products). The only thing I noticed was increased heat input, which I found odd as too much heat/stretch seems to have made the wing lighter in places. but I figured this thing would do if everyone recommended it, right?! 3 inch hole right in the middle when i installed it. Waste of time, energy and money - and now I'm back to looking for something better.