VViViD+ Ultimate Headlight Taillight Tint Vinyl Wrap (16" x 10ft, Light Smoke)

Vivid is the only brand I'll use..i have used 3M but when we r talking money...VIVID wins all around..so I bought this clear yellow tint..i ran a strip across the top of my windshield looks sweet..but from the inside or up close there's all kinda of scratches and what looks like water marks..its not water marks but..idk if its bc its a clear color or what..i love how they have a protection layer on the top of the wrap..so it don't get all scrached up during the install well once I pulled off the thin layer of plastic on the top of the wrap all I seen was scratches I would really enjoy a refund so I can buy a different color I would never switch brands it would definitely be Vivid

Really good quality vinyl type for headlights not like some crap professional installers use , light comes through the vinyl very clear and looks oem this is specifically made for headlights and works perfect .

looks good didnt want my headlights too dark so this was perfect even for rear lights easy to use aswell

“Installed the Dark smoke on my 2019 Mitsubishi Mirage in about 1 hour and a half, using tools made for applying film. The trick is to heat and then stretch it over the tail light while using the squeegee to iron out the wrinkles. I would also take off the clear protective film while installing. It Definitely takes skill, but once you get the hang it's easy. Quality is strong, it doesn't scratch or burn easy. I would recommend this stuff and trying it yourselves. Beats paying $150 bucks to get them tinted.

Love this tint! Use it all the time for my vehicle and costumers! Goes on great and easy to work with! If vivid want to work with me I would love to promote this product for them!

After reading reviews, I had high hopes for this vinyl. I’ve used other Vvivid products and they have worked fine. I have also wrapped multiple vehicles in my life with Avery annd 3M products and have a decent amount of experience wrapping vehicles. I pulled the trigger on attempting to tint the tail lights on my 2020 Silverado 2500HD High Country. After successfully installing until I get to the top, it is impossible to get around that curve and lay it in one piece without creating fingers. I tried heat, no heat; tried to heat it up, letting it rest, still creased. I had to reapply heat with a bunch of tension to stretch the vinyl over that final corner. By the time I had it, the outside layer of protection was starting to peel. After cutting and removing the protective layer, there were some scratches, even though I was using a felt tipped squeegee. Stretching it caused weird discoloration on the vinyl and looked ugly. I ended up cutting another piece and tried it again; but ran into the same issue. I was trying to be very delicate this time, but you have to stretch it over this portion and the lines it creates looks cheap and horrible. After 2 failed attempts at the same spot, I ended up chucking the box of the rest of the vinyl across my yard. I’d stay away from this product, although it is thick, stretching will thin it out and cause discoloration, which looks funky. $20 is cheap but it was like wadding up that $20 and throwing it in the trash. I’m sure it’d work on flatter surfaces and be much easier to get it looking right, I could even just cut a piece and cover that area and do the rest of the tail light, in 2-pieces. Just wish someone had warned me that stretching the material would cause issues.

Although it says it let's more light go through, if you get the dark smoke, it will diminish greatly the light passing through (legit makes my fog lights useless). Says you can heat it up without affecting the tint, but when doing the rear headlights of my 08 hyundai accent (relatively flat, no crazy curvature), it deformed the coloration and it is no longer uniformely black. Also, I don't know where is supposed to be the bubble releasing features because it was lowkey a pain in the ass to push out the bubbles that were forming with the heat gun. 🫠 Tried to apply it to my side markers (worse design ever with this car), could not have the wrap stretched enough to follow the curve without loosing it's adherence and uniformity. I wasted a good foot of product trying to wrap two tiny side marker assemblies. The reason I am not leaving 1 star is because when you do have it applied and it did not deform, and it's day time, it does look good. Definitely increasing the stealthy look I was looking for but I will sadly have to remove it all and get something else for the reasons above.

I bought the light smoke film to lightly tint the taillights on my Edge ST, and I’m very happy with the film. When applied correctly, it was easy to work the air bubbles out and keep it from wrinkling. It also feels like a nice, thick film, so it seems like it should hold up well over time. If your lights have a fairly simple shape, you probably won’t have much trouble installing it. Mine were more difficult than I expected because of all the compound curves. My biggest advice is not to overstretch the film. I had to redo one of my lights because I stretched it too much. It looked fine when I finished, but by the next day, several fingers had started lifting. I also highly recommend using a quality heat gun. I started with a small craft heat gun that did not get hot enough. Switching to a proper heat gun made a huge difference. Just be careful not to overheat the film because it can definitely be scorched. Once the installation is finished, go over the film with a little heat to help lock down the edges. I generally prefer wet-applied films, but that is not always an option. For a dry-applied tint film, this seems like a solid choice. I would definitely use it again.

Excelente material, facil de poner y con un acabado brillante, Quien ponga menos de 5 estrellas es porque no sabe instalarlo, no es culpa del material.

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Good product to install but unfortunately started lifting after 1 day. Surfaces were all prepared and cleaned correctly and film applied correctly but just did not stick well.

No denying the quality, it's VViViD. However, I completely failed (twice) and had to get an expert to apply it for me. There is a learning curve. So you need a quality product, and know what you're doing.

Je ne savais pas trop à quoi m’attendre au début, mais franchement, je suis agréablement surpris. Le film teinté de la marque VViViD est facile à appliquer, même pour quelqu’un qui n’a pas l’habitude de poser ce genre de produit. Je l’ai utilisé sur mes feux arrière et le résultat est exactement ce que je recherchais : un look plus agressif et plus épuré, sans nuire à la visibilité ou à l’efficacité des lumières. Le film est assez épais pour donner une bonne durabilité, mais reste assez souple pour bien épouser les formes. Aucun pli, aucune bulle, et la découpe s’est faite facilement avec un bon cutter. La colle adhère bien, mais on a quand même un petit jeu pour repositionner au début, ce qui est parfait pour ajuster sans stress. À voir sur le long terme, mais après quelques semaines, ça ne bouge pas et tient très bien, même avec le soleil et la pluie. Bref, je recommande sans hésiter à ceux qui veulent donner un petit coup de style à leur auto sans se lancer dans quelque chose de trop compliqué.