Reflective Shield Ceramic Window UV Tint Film
for Cars Trucks Tractors
(Gold, 20" x 5')
Description
- This product shields heat with 80% good heat reduction and blocks out 99% of infrared rays and UV rays/12% VLT.
- It can also reflect heat during the summer and retain heat during the wintertime.
- 100% Brand new and high quality / made in Korea. It is easier to install because it is thicker than most in the market.100% brand new and high quality.
- There are 7 different color options available.
- Can be cut for many applications such as window tinting for domestic use, boat, car and tractor tinting, even inside your home etc
Size
20" x 5'
20" x 10'
40" x 5'
40" x 10'
Package Includes:
1 x Window Tint Film
Colors
Blue / Silver / Orange / Red / Purple / Green / Gold
Instructions for Installing
1. Use a few drops of dish soap into a pint of water. Collect into spray bottle. Peel the protective layer off the tint film and spray the exposed adhesive with soap mixture well.
2. Place the adhesive side of the film over the window and work from bottom-up. While applying the tint, avoid crinkles and bubbles as much as you can.
3. Please do not apply too much pressure onto the tint as our product is pressure-sensitive. If you press too hard in the beginning, the film will prematurely stick to the window with bubbles and you will have to start over.
4. Once you are satisfied on how the film is applied, lubricate the outside surface of the film with your soap mixture and use a rubber squeegee to push the film into place. Use even strokes, starting from the middle and working out to the edges.
5. Continue to lubricate the film. Avoid pressure or sudden changes of direction when working with squeegee.
6. Progressively apply more pressure as the air bubbles are worked out. By the time all the bubbles and dish soap mixture are worked out, the film should be firmly attached to the glass with no wrinkles, air bubbles, or gaps around the edges.
7. Wait at least 48 hours for the tint to be securely attached to the window and avoid washing or rolling your windows down.
8. Repeat these steps for future windows.