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It’s TERRIBLE in the sun and dries immediately leaving a smudgy streaky hard to remove residue. Mix it very lightly and get away from any suns and dry immediately

This guy is such a douche bag in the comments.

Which one’s better?

Someone reply if they ever had their entire front end installed by a licensed shop for $247 labor.

That car looks amazing

Any update? I'm on my second windshield in 2 months on my bronco Insurance covers the glass but it's inconvenient to have to

car is good, color is good, wrapping skill is joking hahaha

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PPF makes sense for cars that are going to hold value like certain Porsche cars, Ferrari's, Lambo's, etc. if you also keep mileage down. Putting PPF on a daily commuter makes 0 sense.

that guy in the background using a breaker bar to loosen those wheels?

My transition glasses will not darken INSIDE a car because the factory glass blocks UV. Unless you install it on the outside of the car, it ain’t gonna work.

If it's on the outside of the windshield how would how the windshield is made affect it getting ark or not?

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Crap..oneday it will be in the glass

What's frustrating on the tint for my new plastic lens eyeglasses is the tints wear out to clear over time about a couple of years. While my glass eyeglasses I have tint that has lasted decades. I hope the new plastic tint lasts over 4 years.

A lot of automobile windows have UV blocking so they would prevent any reactive film to work that relies on UV rays to activate. Windshields are almost always protected against UV and some side windows also. Transition glasses do the same thing when inside the car.

I'm wondering if anyone can explain what those white fluffy things are in the sky. I've been walking the 🌎 for almost 60 years, and I've NEVER seen those before...🤔🫤🥴🫠

Just pay for darker tinted windows and have them installed. Darker hand applied tint winds up looking like shit on 3 years…..

So I guess it would be perfect for a STORM DOOR 😂😂😂😂.

Glass stops transitionlenses from Even changing color

Real electrochromic tint exists and it's amazing, but I've only seen it in high-end homes and offices. It can be on/off or infinitely variable. Pricey stuff. Not a big demand for it in the auto world yet.

You can't tint the Nissan Kicks rear window. Untintable, I'll wait.

Laminated windows are going to be a problem. Blocks UV. There’s something bigger coming to the industry soon

Even self tinting glasses don't change when you are in the car. You have to step out from behind the glass for them to change. The tint would have to be on the outside of any window to work.

All modern cars have UV protection on the windows. You need to have the UV to activate the tint. If you've ever bought the auto darkening glasses you know they're worthless when you're driving.

Know your job and your products before you start talking. windshields have UV filters that's why it's not working. Also heat shrinking distorts vision through the film so it should only be done in the far corners where distorted vision isn't an issue.

There’s not a cloud in the sky yet there’s clouds everywhere!

Soldering is NOT that hard to do at a functional level. Not gonna be the prettiest connections at first, but it'll work. If you can tint a window, you can solder. Seriously folks. Just watch a cluple videos and practice for an hour. You'll get it. Its worth it.

No thank you I will stick with LLumar tint. The clear no heat film is just that clear with little to zero heat from the sun and it has a lifetime warranty!

Film needs to be on the outside, windshield has a uv filter coating

Dude the windscreen is laminated, you know what that means right. It is 2 pieces of glass with a layer of UV reducing material sandwiched in between, that is why it is not darkening on the inside of the windscreen. It will work on the side and back windows as they are not laminated. 1st time seeing your channel.

Outrageously expensive, impossible to install, and NO WARRANTY.... hell NO I would never think of buying that crap!

Guy reads documentation out loud: "this film does not heat-shrink" Also guy: WTH? This is really weird, this film doesn't heat-shrink.

I got a small sheet to try. Attempted to do motorcycle visor with no success. Would never conform to a mostly flat surface...

All they need are a few people to buy and its paid for without working.

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Dude admit that you did it wrong

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Will the wipers leave scratch or skip easily? If the car is parked outside, will it wear out faster and reduce visibility?

Been there done that. Cars windows have UV protection so this product will not work correctly. I’m so surprised at that he didn’t already know that from tinting cars for many years

Modern windshields are UV blocking and unless you put the film on the outside you will not see any reaction from the light.

Was this a how not to install video?

Hi I was told that you cannot tint your sunroof because of thermal expansion. They said that the glass for sunroof’s are different than the door and windshield and rear glass. Is that true???

Because the transition activates with UV light that also means there are no UV absorbers in the mounting adhesive. I have analyzed many of these films and most have the transition coating applied to a UV treated polyester that is after the sun exposed side when installed on the inside surface of the glass. This also means an exterior install would not allow the coating to darken. Windshields block 95% to 98% of the UV light. Depends on the PVB interlayer used. It was fun watching to see your reaction when it didn’t change when pulled outside. As for installing on house windows, low-e windows block UV. How much depends on if the low-e is single, double (low-e2), or triple silver (low-e3). Low-e3 (LoĒ3-366) blocks more than 80% of the UV light. This will affect how dark the film will get. More UV = darker. As you found out the best glass to install this film to will be a clear single pane non-laminated glass.

Is there a specific brand of ceramic IR rejecting window tint that works better than others?

thanks for the warning

Fake trash

How about not being one of the A hole shops that tints windshields! It's dangerous, illegal and rude AF! Blackout Tinting, what state are you in?

I got scammed by this company too. Paid to have it installed on the fronts of my car and it only goes down to 50%. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.