Mkbrother® Car Window Tint Film - 35% VLT 20" in x 5' Ft (20" x 60") Roll, UV & Heat Blocking, Scratch Resistant, Privacy Adhesive Film for Auto & Home Windows

Overall: Good value for money, it does the job, it was hard to apply but it was my first time so I cannot say for sure that it was the products fault. Rating: 5/5 Reason for the rating: The item seems to be a good quality for the price, the tint block the sun enough while still being able to see outside clearly. Application was not the best but with me being a beginner at it it might've been my fault. I am sure with more practice I can get it to look much better, with less bubbles and sticking better around the edges. Below I will list more details from my experience. Since it was my first time applying tint film I went for one of the cheapest ones so i wouldn't worry too much if I ruined it but it turned out pretty good. - It does the job, blocks the sun and you can still see outside with pretty good visibility. - It did crease a little bit but it was not that noticeable once its on the glass. - It turned out with a bunch of bubbles and I could squeeze out some of them but not all. - When trying to squeeze out bubbles the tint if easily scratched. - The corners are hard to get to stick and therefore they start peeling off after some time, especially at the bottom where it will get rubbed against the rubber sealing of the windows, for this I found it was best to cut it with a razor a tiny bit above the sealing where it is still sticky and now it seems like it is doing okay but there that tiny gap on the bottom that doesn't look that good (but it is okay for my old truck, at least I get sun protection).

Moved my computer into an different room at work. Better space but I've got one window that was allowing sun to beam in at me right behind the row of monitors I use - just about blinding me while I'm trying to work. I used this on that window and it was pretty simple to install. I do wish I had gone just a little darker but I might try just adding a second layer of this and see if it works. If it fails I'll just buy more in a darker tint from this same company now that I've kind of gotten used to it.

This is a good product, however it is hard to cut, and it is hard to get it to not bubble.

Its okay and does the job. But not the same quality as a professional brand. Adhesion is weak. It's thin. Obviously lower quality than the pro brands. But for a budget tint, you get what you pay for.

I have tinted a lot of windows, so I have experience. After prepping the glass and peeling back a portion of the protective film, I sprayed the glass and tint with soapy water. Started applying to the glass and had some air bubbles that wouldn't push out, it ended up being that those spots had zero adhesive on the tint, there wasn't any way it was going to stick. Since this was a work vehicle, I decided to just continue with the install and see what the end result was going to be. Some spots tore while trying to squeegee the water and air out. I use a tinting squeegee, has a very soft end on it and it was clean and soft to the touch. You get what you pay for apparently. This tint is cheap, not just in price, I wouldn't recommend this brand unless you want to waste your money.

It was lighter then I expected. But as I don't know much about it no dog talking .

Just watched bunch of tinting YouTubes and bought this for old car. Its thin but not bazaar thin, soapy water handled it all good. Time consuming but easy to install. Heat gun is needed to fit the curve against the glasses - it fitted fine to non OEM window without shrinking though. Using hairdryer for extended period of time did shrink a tiny bit so i think it is shrinkable. Yes it came with mini dents throughout the roll which is not too noticeable unless you are seeing in the certain angle of light once applied. I have old car so i have no trouble ignoring minor scratches. If I had ferrari or lambo, heck no.

Listen, getting a car tinted in my area is about $180 at the lowest. That's just a waste as all you need is YouTube and a roll of tint. I've never done tinting before in my life and I was able to tint my car perfectly with just some old cards and a few cutting tools. It was super easy and took a little time but as you can see by my photos, it's awesome. I had a heat gun and I followed YouTube to a T. I did run out of tint for my last window but I'm ordering more to finish up