TRUE LINE Automotive DIY Car Window Tinting Kit - Customize Shade: 5%, 20%, 35%, 50% for All Sides & Back Windows - Precut Tint Blocks 99% UV Rays No Excess to Remove

The tint is very good quality and with a little patience goes on great. I screwed up a window due to inexperience and the seller was very helpful with a replacement. Do your research and muster up your patience before undertaking this project and make sure to have a good sprayer (harbor freight) and plenty of water and baby shampoo to ease the application! A smaller car would be easier than the gigantic landcruiser windows I had to tackle, sometimes I felt like I was trying to fold a fitted sheet (if you know, you know). This was a great value but I totally understand why people pay $$ to have it done for them.The sheets themselves were cut beautifully with cutouts for the rear defrost mounting lining up perfectly, the rolling windows could've been ever so slightly longer vertically but I'm a picky sumbitch.I definitely recommend this kit to anyone wanting to cross off "tint my own windows" from their bucket list.Seller is great with quick turnaround and helpful advice, great experience all around! Next I'll tackle my subaru.

I buy a lot of things on Amazon but I don't typically do a whole lot of reviews but this transaction warranted an excellent review. After receiving my order I didn't realize there was another film underneath that needed to be separated so I put them up on my car twice before realizing and ruining my initial set. The seller was kind enough to send me a second set free of charge and I can't thank him enough for going out of his way and sending a second set. After putting on the tint the correct way, this tent went on easily and has stayed up for several weeks now in perfect condition.I have a few tips that might help others with their first time applying tint...**If you're applying these by yourself, as you peel off the backing make sure to spray the Sticky Side with tons of soapy water so the pieces of film don't stick together until you get it positioned onto your glass.** always use a hair dryer to help the adhesion process and remove any small bubbles or creases.** never cut your film, these are cut near to perfection and you shouldn't need to cut this film at all. Start at the top of the window and work your way down.*** also if you can't put on tint correctly, don't rate the seller a one-star. It's not the seller's fault a person doesnt put on their own tint with 100% accuracy. He just sells it, he doesn't do the install.Again I just wanted to say how amazing this seller is and that he truly does sell a quality product and cares about his customers' tinting success. :)

I got these pieces cut to size because I didn’t want to cut the templates myself, but that made it even worse. The pieces were not cut to accurate sizes. They don’t tell you what side of the car each piece goes on so we have to figure that out by yourself. They don’t provide any tabs so you can separate the actual tent from the clear plastic you have to figure that out yourself as well. The instructions on the website don’t even have pictures, so you can’t see what they’re talking about. The video they provide you isn’t even there company it’s just some random dude no audio. I contacted customer support and they said they’re aware of the issues on the website under construction. Just a bunch of lies and completely unhelpful . I had to go to my local auto window tinting store which I should’ve done in the first place to get this “trash” adhered to my vehicle. They didn’t even wanna work with the material, so I had to pay them extra. Never do business with this company because they will not help you and they will not return your money.

Really loved this window tint. Our pieces for our Subie were cut perfectly, and nothing needed any additional trimming. We did follow the advice to heat shrink our tint to the outside of the window first before moving it into the correct position on the inside window. This really helped keeping pesky 'fingers' from creeping into the window tint. The shipping was great and all of our pre-cut pieces arrived without damage. Never realized how much I would enjoy window tinting, and mostly avoided it because I dreaded cutting out the shape of the window, but the custom cut pieces really made the whole thing an enjoyable experience. Thanks! BTW Go Lions & Tigers :)

This was my second attempt at installing window tint myself, and while it went better than my first try, it still wasn’t great. The tint quality seemed better this time, and the pre-cut pieces made the process easier. I also bought the installation kit, which worked well overall.That said, unless you have experience, I really recommend having this done professionally. I spent an entire Saturday trying to get it right, and despite my best efforts, the end result looks exactly like someone tried to DIY their own tint—because that’s exactly what happened.I paid around $150 total (including shipping), thinking I could save a few hundred bucks. My local tint shop quoted me $300, and honestly, it would’ve been worth the extra money to have a clean, professional result without the hassle.The tint is currently holding up and doing its job—blocking the sun and providing privacy. Two of my windows actually turned out pretty good, close to industry standard, but the rest… not so much. I’ll see how it holds up over the next few days and update if anything changes.