Active Film Limo Black, Medium, Light & Ultra Light Car Auto Tint Window Tinting Film 20% Medium Black 1mx50cm

This stuff is very fiddly. I would recommend having the patience of a saint before even thinking of buying. I used it on my front door to reduce light hitting a fish tank to prevent algae growth and my finish is far from perfect with air bubbles all over the place. I have tried to remove the bubbles where possible but it's safe to say I wouldn't personally fit this to my own car and would let more experienced hands do it for me. The end product does look nice when fitted correctly however. There is not a problem with the product as such and more of a problem with the user.Following the instructions was pretty simple. I cleaned the window with glass cleaner and then applied some soapy water. Whilst the window was still wet I applied the film. I had someone help me with it due to it being so fiddly. It might be worth trying with cling film first as a tester as it has a very similar behaviour.

I ordered 2 but they only gave me 1 😡 And the one I got, it was hard to install. In the end, I didn't ask them to send me another one. I don't want to waste my time with this garbage 😠

Perfect colour, can barely see through without holding you hand to the glass. Bit harder to install that expected but with time and practice I’m sure it’d get easier with better results! The rear windscreen is very tricky!

Product and delivery amazon, however i tried twice to install on rear windows and failed both times, due to the adhesive being super sticky i could not place on window without it creasing even after watching installation videos. I’ve been told it is easy to install if you take your window out which i am not comfortable with

So far so great! It was used on a helmet visor as they no longer sold a tinted one. Has worked fine so far. Application was a tiny bit fiddly but got the hang of it in the end. It comes up a bit lighter than expected so wish i’d gone a bit darker but overall, very happy.

Great product.Very important to follow the instructions that come with the product and not to rush the job.Make sure that you know which is the film side and which is the backing sheet.If you have windows that are not square nor oblong but have corner angles different to 90 degrees then I recommend that you do not place the product on the designated window to remove the backing sheet and that you choose another pre-wetted non designated window large enough to take the film with minimal or no overlap. Once you have removed the backing sheet, the film will be adhesive side towards you and can be easily peeled off the larger substitute window and then positioned the correct way around on the pre-wetted designated window.I had three widows of varing sizes all not square in a conservatory and the job was done in a couple of hours.It looks good and works as expected.

There is a knack to using this film. Firstly patience which is not normally something I am known for. The film can be cut to the rough size and shape using ordinary scissors. Separate the backing film by using small strips of cellotape to both sides of the film and pulling apart taking care not to let any of the sticky side to touch another sticky part. Wetting with a slight soap solution and the film can be positioned accurately. Then using a VERY sharp blade the edges can be trimmed to fit the window. I find using a credit card is best for squeezing away any bubbles. I bought the very dark version which is great for side windows but I found a bit too dark for the rear window. My mistake. A quality item if used carefully.

Very tricky to do alone, shed windows