SO...not the easiest stuff to work with, and the 25% had an odd color to it (nothing "bad", but I noticed it). It's of pretty good quality - readily noticeable to be much better than any AutoZone/Walmart tints. Also, the laser cutting is very useful and pretty accurate (not perfect, but def good). Unfortunately, one of our pieces came with a tiny fold that couldn't be resolved, and thus ended up having to have it done with other brand tint (deadline driven). ****THIS is why this company gets 5 stars from us...not only did they reply swiftly about the defect, and apologized/took responsibility, but they went the extra mile and compensated me in order to retain a customer - which they successfully did. We needed some windshield tint and let them know we were in the market, and since we didn't need replacement window pieces, they sent us the windshield pre-cut free of charge and IMMEDIATELY!...no requiring us to spend money on return shipping or wait the time free return process with Amazon takes. Instead they confirmed their sincerity regarding accepting responsibility, and most importantly about not wanting any customer to feel as if they threw money away.

**Its rare these days to find businesses that still practice true "customer satisfaction", so it was all the more refreshing.

Easy to install and fits good.

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Recently I needed to take my glass out to replace my window regulator, you can see how good of a fit this tint really is, mind you it was put on with the window in the car. Anything that's not tinted is behind trim. They really cut this precise to fit just behind the trim so you dont have a bunch extra and can easily tuck it!

Only been on for a few days so it's still in curing process. The precut was pretty perfect size, no extra trimming (other than cutting it out of the roll). Altho you dont have to I took off my door panels and trim to make it extra easy since my trim is pretty tight. I have done window tint before that you have to cut yourself and this is 90% EASIER. I love that they also let you order different shades for front and back. I ordered the practice film and actually they send you two for the drivers side. I did use a legit heat gun. Just make sure your windows are SUPER clean. So far so good tho. For $60, includes two practices sheets, four windows and the small rear windows this is a great deal! It would cost around $200 to take to a shop. If you've never tinted a window I recommend ordering the practice sheets.

This was my first time installing window tint. I messed up on the passenger side and back window so I ordered more. The tint adhered fast and super strong but maintained its integrity in pulling hard to remove it. The second tinting was successful along with a successful windshield tint install. My biggest warning is to expect a difficult install as with any tint for the first timers.
Regarding the tint, it has been phenomenal. I did risk a ticket and order illegal tint for my state and I haven't looked back. In full sun, you can hardly feel any heat passing through the 50% windshield and none through the 5% sides. It looks black (some tints have a Sharpie color to them). The laser precut pieces fit perfectly over all my windows. Because the tint is ceramic, it does have low angle hase (opacity of view due to the ceramic particles) it is a bluish hase, but nothing drastically imperative.
Even with replacing the sides and back, I still spent less than I would have going through a professional.

This is a high quality tint and the cuts are near perfect. I would definitely buy this product again because it saved alot of time.
However, be careful with the shrinking process on the edges. Side windows went great becausenot much shrinking was required, but had difficulty with rear window on my 2022 Camry. I only shrunk one window previously in my lifetime and I started from the middle and worked my way out to the edges. This worked great when the tint was not pre-cut. Because of the pre-cut, when I heated the edges, they melted quickly and curled up. I got pretty bad creases on my back window because of it. I think the best process may be to tack the edges down first and then heat shrink working towards the middle. Ill probably end up re-tinting my back window at a later date.