[2025 Upgrade] PAMAGOO 5% Percent Car Window Tint, 5% VLT Nano Ceramic Window Roll 20" Inch x 20'Ft, Automotive Tint for Privacy Sun & Glare Protection UV Heat Blocking, Scratch Resistant 5-Layer

The media could not be loaded. Tinting isn’t easy. Definitely not for beginners. You can apply heat and shrink it. I have the 5% on my truck all around. I’m a first time DIY nontinting tinter. Took me a couple tries and I tinted my headlights, taillights, and 3rd brake light first to build up my confidence. All in all on the money I spent, I still came out on top instead of paying what people were trying to charge me for my Truck. Lowest price I got quoted and not even for a full 360• was 350$. For windshield and tint removal +$500. 2025 2500HD Silverado. The quality is good, better than most, but idk how it would stack up against all those 300-700$ tint rolls but if you manage to do the work properly and patiently then you’ll be happy with it. Keeps the sun out, keeps my car cool, nobody can see me so the privacy is a privilege and luxury. Again, you need to know that this isn’t something you can just buy and expect for it to come out perfect on the first go. It can crease and wrinkle if handled improperly and it can get frustrating but if you get it done right it can look, function, fit, and come all together perfectly. It can look as good as my truck or better. 40” x 100’. Tinted my truck, my girls 2021 Charger, and my mothers 2020 Escalade ESV with that one roll. So imagine how much I saved and you know how much I spent. Imo? Worth it. Put in the work.

Ordered this tint for our equipment to try tinting the windows. The adhesive is great it sticks awesome to the glass. Its alittle thick and not super flexible to cut till you pull the backing film off. It cut the heat coming through the windows in half. Has a few bubbles I couldn't get out but is clear to see through!

at first it was difficult to get the tint to work with me until i realized i was using the wrong liquid. once i switched over to the soapy water that they recommended, it went on easy. thickness is ideal for tint applications. you want to make sure you clean the windows extremely well to the point of going over them with a razor blade because any sort of dirt or lint on the window will cause bubbles that you cannot get out. so far the quality is great. its dark from the outside but not too difficult to see out of.

This is the worst window film I have ever worked with. Super delicate, creases and tears easy and does not adhere good at all. Don’t waste your time!!

This tint is nice. Easy to use also. Just take your time with the cutting.i didn’t have any issues. Just make sure you clean your surface good first and you will be ok. I was a DIY so if I can do it. Yea you can to. Note you will need a heat gun and a window tint kit.

bought this window tint film because of the low price, which is great if you’re covering several windows or working on a budget.Unfortunately, the adhesive isn’t very strong, so it doesn’t stick perfectly to the glass. Even after carefully cleaning the surface, I still had issues with air bubbles and edges not sealing properly. The film feels a bit thin too, so it can crease or wrinkle easily if you need to adjust it while installing.On the plus side, it is lightweight and cuts easily, which makes it convenient for quick or temporary projects. But if you want a professional look or long-lasting result, you might want to spend a bit more for better quality film.

Great product

Cleaning the window "really good" is a must. If you don't, you're gonna have little things between the tint and window. But, it's actually pretty easy to put it on. Oh, DON'T crimp the tint! It's visible when you put it on. My process which works perfect is this. 1-clean the window, 2-wet the window 3- and start putting it on from the top to the bottom (constantly wetting the window and/or tint as needed. From there it's lining, then using something flat and not edge sharp, push the water out. And then cutting out the excess... Sounds a lot, but its not really