High-Performance 20% VLT Auto Window Tinting Film for Front Side Glass!

 

Key Features:

• 20% Visible Light Transmission (VLT): Allows 20% of light to pass through, offering a perfect balance between visibility and privacy.
• Legal Compliance: Designed to meet legal standards in most regions for front-side car windows. Always check local regulations to ensure compliance.
• UV Protection: Blocks harmful UV rays, protecting passengers and the car’s interior from sun damage.
• Heat Reduction: Reduces heat buildup inside the car, ensuring a cooler and more comfortable ride.
• Glare Reduction: Minimizes glare from sunlight and headlights, improving driving safety.
• Enhanced Privacy: Provides privacy by making it harder for outsiders to see inside the vehicle.
• Durable and Scratch-Resistant: Built to last with a scratch-resistant coating for long-term use.

Why Choose 20% VLT Tint?

 

• Most Popular Choice: 20% VLT is one of the most commonly used tints, offering a sleek, stylish look while maintaining functionalit
• Balanced Visibility: Dark enough to provide privacy but light enough to ensure safe driving visibility.
• Improved Aesthetics: Gives your car a modern and sophisticated appearance.

Legal Use of 20% VLT Tint:

 

• Front-Side Windows: In many regions, 20% VLT is the legal limit for front-side windows. This ensures that law enforcement can see inside the vehicle while still providing privacy and sun protection.
• State/Regional Laws: Tinting laws vary by location. Always verify the legal VLT percentage for your area before installation.
• Reflectivity Restrictions: Some regions also regulate the reflectivity of window tints. This product complies with standard reflectivity limits.

Additional Benefits:

 

• Protects Interior: Prevents fading and cracking of upholstery, dashboards, and other interior components.
• Energy Efficiency: Reduces the need for air conditioning, saving fuel and energy.
• Easy Maintenance: The scratch-resistant surface ensures easy cleaning and long-lasting clarity.

Installation Tips:

• Professional installation is recommended for the best results.
• Ensure the windows are clean and free of dust before applying the tint.
• Follow all local laws and guidelines during installation.

Here’s a step-by-step guide for installing window tint using only a soapy water spray:

 

Tools and Materials Needed:
– Window tint film
– Spray bottle filled with soapy water (mix a few drops of baby shampoo or mild dish soap with water)
– Squeegee or hard card
– Utility knife or razor blade
– Microfiber cloth
– Paper towels

Step-by-Step Installation Guide:

Step 1: Prepare the Window
1. Clean the window thoroughly using the soapy water spray and a microfiber cloth.
2. Scrape off any dirt, adhesive, or residue with a razor blade.
3. Spray the window again and wipe it dry with paper towels to ensure no dust or particles remain.

Step 2: Measure and Cut the Tint Film
1. Roll out the tint film and place it on the outside of the window (sticky side facing out).
2. Cut the film slightly larger than the window size to allow for adjustments.
3. Use a utility knife to trim the edges, leaving about 1 inch of excess material.

Step 3: Peel and Spray
1. Carefully peel off the protective backing from the tint film.
2. Spray the adhesive side of the film generously with the soapy water solution.
3. Spray the inside of the window (where the tint will be applied) with the same solution.

Step 4: Apply the Tint Film
1. Place the wet adhesive side of the film onto the wet window surface.
2. Align the film properly, ensuring it covers the entire window.
3. Use your hands to smooth out the film and remove large air bubbles.

Step 5: Squeegee the Film
1. Starting from the center, use a squeegee or hard card to push out excess water and air bubbles.
2. Work your way outward, applying firm but gentle pressure.
3. Spray more soapy water on the surface of the film if needed to prevent scratching.

Step 6: Trim the Edges
1. Use a utility knife to carefully trim the excess film along the edges of the window.
2. Leave a small gap (about 1-2 mm) between the film and the window seal to prevent peeling.

Step 7: Final Touches
1. Squeegee the film again to remove any remaining water or bubbles.
2. Wipe the edges with a paper towel to absorb excess moisture.
3. Allow the tint to cure for 3-5 days before rolling down the windows.