ITEM NAME:3mx50cm VLT Black Car Auto Home Glass Window Tint Tinting Film Roll (5%) Product Description Description: 3mx50cm VLT Black Car Automobile Home Glass Window Tint Tinting Film Roll Features: - Film rear windows in your vehicle to protect pets from sunlight. - Prevent hits during high-speed driving: Generally, small scratches of gravel are difficult to recover naturally, but there are many such scratches. The protective film can effectively prevent damage and keep the car lights in a new state; - Prevent small scratches in life: It can prevent some slight friction in life, sewage damage and scratches during car washing, etc.; - Darken the car interior for clearer viewing of rear DVD screens. - Prevents windows from shattering in event of an accident. - Increase Comfort - The film reflects the sun's heat. - The films UV radiation blocking action slows down fading of interior fabrics and plastics, helping to keep your vehicle interior looking new for years. - Reduce glare - enhance driving safety. Specifications: Light transmittance: 5% Heat rate: 80% UV rate: 80% Visible Light Reflectance: 50% Size: approx. 50 x 300cm/19.69" x 118.11" Application: Smooth surface of cars, bedrooms, balconies, kitchens, offices, sliding doors, warehouses, bathrooms, bathrooms, etc. How to install: - Clear glass very well inside and out. - Cut film roughly to window size (a little bigger). - Spray the glass with water on the outside. - Execute better film on the glass. Remove protective film from tint - stick tape on both sides of corner and pull. - Apply tint with sticky side to the window using water. - Removal of significant air and water with plastic spatula. - Cut properly to window size. - When installation is finished, do not wash your car 2-3 days to dry the film. Included: 1 X Window Tinting Film Roll.Darken the car interior for clearer viewing of rear DVD screens. Included: 1 X Window Tinting Film Roll. - Execute better film on the glass. Remove protective film from tint - stick tape on both sides of corner and pull.
