VViViD Air-Tint Golden Yellow Headlight/Tail Light Window Tint - High-quality (12 Inch x 24 Inch roll x2) Review

Bought this product to tint motorcycle headlights at an affordable price. No problem! Easy assembly with heat gun on corners and rounded edges.

Coloring for the first time. It took me a while to learn how to use headlight tint film on my motorcycle. I had to do this twice, the first time I melted the material by setting the heat gun too high. the second try was a charm. I learned to take my time and it looked great.

I used this product to tint my headlights. It was easy to use. Vinyl expands very well when heated and conforms well to the contours of the case. The glue wasn't too strong and easily adjustable. Nice color when applied. It was easy to blow air out of the foil once it was in place. Would definitely buy again.

I only wrapped the headlights so can't say much about the durability of the vinyl but it looks like a durable material. In general, unless you're a professional vinyl installer (I'm not), keep your heat gun handy and be patient. I really like the hue and it made me change the color drastically from white to yellow-green which is good in my book.

VVIVID Vent Paint is a great product. Definitely there is nothing else on the market that allows for a nearly bubble free installation. BUT this yellow color is not as advertised. I was expecting a deeper golden yellow hue. It's very light yellow. Comparable to the sulfur yellow of the Oracal 8800 Transparent series. I will still order smoky and dark smoke but not this yellow one.

Perfect for my application! It was necessary to break my bike's high beam and improve night vision and it was perfect. I even made a mistake and had to remove the tint to cut a new piece and was pleasantly surprised at the tint's adhesion. Much better than expected! I was curious how this shade would work as I had previously purchased another Vivid product for my van which was much thinner and appeared to be of lower quality than this one! I would buy YT/IG again: connorfxdb

I bought this to tint my bike's headlights and it works great and holds up great in all weather! Installation was a bit of a pain, once I got the heat gun out the process went much easier. Without a heat gun, however, I would not have been able to apply the tint. Just a note. It didn't make my headlights less visible at night, and if anything, it improved visibility by reducing glare from road signs and other vehicles, who now see a distinct "yellow" from my bike for safety to enhance.

I ordered these to tint the fog lights on a 2019 Jeep Renegade. The lenses of the fog lights are slightly curved, like a sphere. So it's a complex application. I've tried throwing away two or three pieces of film for practice, but the end result is far from ideal. I see crumpled foil around the edges even though I've tried stretching the middle. Maybe this is a lack of skill in the installer (for me). I'm sure some of these basic wrappers can do the perfect setup. I'd love to learn from you if…

I have used Vvivid vinyl successfully in the past so I wanted to try their clear window film. It took more heat than I thought to get through complex corners like my headlight. The result was good, but I had small wrinkles. :( I applied the film just before a ski trip. I encountered slush, road mud and snow. The yellow is distinct and cuts through the weather. They look nice and different, so are striking and unique. Headlight cleaning mops start to form micro-scratches and halos. After the…