VViViDUltimate Headlight Taillight Tint Vinyl Wrap (16" x 10ft, Light Smoke)

This tint is awesome. It looks amazing, very glossy, with plenty of light visibility still from these LED lights. I'm very happy with the results. A heat gun is highly recommended. I would also check out some YouTube tutorial videos, if you're unfamiliar with the installation process (I watched quite a few myself).Update: I'm going to remove the dark smoke from the headlights, because I'm not getting nearly enough luminescence when driving at night—my headlights just aren't bright enough now. So, plan now is to peel off the dark smoke from the main portion of the headlight assemblies and wrap them in light smoke, then wrap only the upper, flat portion in dark smoke on top of the light smoke.Because of how bright my stock lights are, other oncoming drivers often flash their brights at me as if I have my brights on, when they're actually on dim, so, I do want some amount of decreased brightness... but this dark smoke is too much of a decrease. The light smoke should be perfect.Will update once I've put the light smoke on...Update:I peeled off the dark smoke and replaced it with the light smoke. Then, I laid out a cut line over the top of the light tint using the 3M knifeless tape, then wrapped the dark smoke over the top of the knifeless tape and then made my cuts. The result is light-smoked front door the headlights, with the top and outside portion fully dark. This should be perfect... Just have to test it at night to find out.

As a beginner, this was an easy application item. Just take your time. Slip solution would have helped eliminate air bubbles. I messed up the first piece due to it being my first time. I removed it, cut a new piece, and applied it while using wrap gloves, a squeegee, and yellow detailer from this pack (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DZ8C9XL9?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title). I used a heat gun (blow dryer would work) to secure the film and that was it. It took me under thirty minutes for both reflectors. Due to the ease of use and minor learning curve, I would definitely do this again. Again, take your time and be patient.

VViVid vinyl makes me look good. I only wrap my own vehicles and am learning the techniques as I go. VViVid is so easy to work with. It can be repositioned if needed, it's hefty and forgiving. Of course, I am capable of screwing up VViVid, but that's in the past. I love this stuff.

was hoping to be done with this brand but couldnt find where to purchase rolls of regular ppf/tint. this ultimate version is the best out of all the vivvid headlight/taillight tints and honestly the only version of the product they should make. the regular stuff was fine when it first came out but they screwed up the material some years later. the ultimate product is so much easier to work with, better quality and for pretty much the same price as the regular inferior tint.

Got new tail lights and wanted the 3rd brake light to match the smoke finish. This tint did the trick, and the brake light is still visible when in use. Pretty easy install, material quality seems to be good.

I install vinyl on vehicles and buildings for a living. I have used numerous VViVid vinyl and tools over the years and this is the first time I have been seriously let down with VViVid products.Negatives.- BIGGEST PROBLEM: Has a purple hue which looked horrible and ended up pulling the vinyl back off. It's hard to see the purple in the pictures, but it's there. Looked like a cheap window tint job. The purple hue is not mentioned on their page. You can see the purple hue once you take the vinyl out of the box.- This is quite dark for a "light smoke".- This vinyl had a really bad haze to it. Lights looked like they needed to be cleaned up due to age.- Very easy to scratch once protective film has been removed.- Description states....."glass-like finish" - it's not glass like, VViViD's older smoked tints were glossier and more of a glass-like finish this vinyl."nano air-release so fine" - Honey comb effect easily seen before and after heating up the vinyl."Ultimate Tints comes with a protective cap which will stretch with the film as you install it." - Is this supposed to be removed after install??? No other mention of this anywhere, but it does have a thin protective film on the vinyl, which came off super easy like it was supposed to."By far the glossiest headlight tints" - These were not very glossy."More visible light transmission than has ever previously been possible in a Smoke headlight tint" - I have used Lamin-X tints in the past with no haze and better light output then this vinyl.Pros.- Easy to rip back off.- This vinyl has a protective film on it which you pull off when install is complete. I like the idea of it to prevent scratching the film while installing, but really it's pointless. Vinyl should not scratch up that easily if installed properly.- It was very easy to install with no air bubbles.

Product is somewhat easy to work with. The color seems more greyish black than last purple batch I got a couple years ago.However this was my first time applying to headlights and it is an absolute disaster for your visibility. Even in the light smoke shade, I lost over half the light output. It was so bad I instantly took it off the car, and watch my headlights come back to life.Don’t think because you have good LED lights you can get away with the light smoke tint. You simply won’t.Product is OK to use on tail lights and I would personally just stick to that use.

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