VViViDSmoke Black Adhesive Headlight Wrap Tinting Vinyl 16 Inch x 48 Inch Roll (1 Roll Pack)

So I just bought some to TryI Made a headlight template (13 Outback) w paper…Laid it outCut it to size little over and slapped it onUsed razor blade to trimHadn’t gotten wet underneathThat all being said ….Had I done it carefully not in a rush and used a hair dryer it would be perfect professional looking I’m sure. I love itMy fast way is just fineA Few wrinkles but the idea was to stop the fade out in the upper portion of the lightsLooks great w some wrinkles and? time will tell if it stops the hazingIt’s supposed to be iv proof ?I Like the big roll easy to cut and fit to size versatileI went w two pieces per light for easier application less wrinkle but overall;3M ….it doesn’t obscure my turn signals at all (I didn’t cover the actual head light bulb area just the upper plastic)….looks greatProb would cut down on light output slightly? but it’s 20/80? So not blackout stuff-let’s in out 80% lightSome people think It looks purple?I can get that it almost maybe could but mine doesn’t it’s light smoke/ light black? Ez peasy cut to sizeI did dry application after a cleaning and no issuesTake ur time use a dryer to smooth wrinkles and it’s actually so nice I wanted to do my whole headlights and my fogs x4But again I don’t want any dim to my lights(Prob b minor but thats me)I’d buy it again took all of 20 minutes for both lights in the dark no reelInstructions first just tried it liked it kept itGood buy it’s really versatile and great look for sureI may eventually try to remove and do it right but? It looks fine as is and hopefully serves the purpose of stopping the fade and hazeHighly recommend

Works well and last in the Florida sun

There is two tint colors, a smoke black and a black out black. This one pale in comparison. I give the Vivid Black Out tint 6 Stars. All vivid products rock, I used the Carbon Fiber High Gloss in the interior, and it worked flawlessly. Be patient, preparation is key, watch the you tube tutorials, no matter how much you think you know, you never realize you don’t know squat, until your being schooled. Tips and tricks that make a difference are tucking, stretching in the opposite direction, prior to the pull across, to limit stress, and trimming in the vinyl. No one gets that right on round one.

This product is definitely not easy to put on unless you have someone else helping you. Initially gave them a 1 star review because of how difficult it is to put it on by myself, but the customer service team really came through. I would recommend this product ONLY if you have seen multiple tutorials and also have another pair of hands helping you with the installation. One person has to be apply the heat gun and using the squeegee while the other person pulls on the vinyl.

It was what I expected I used it on a back side window of my hard top convertable car.