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universal tint film anyone tried it?

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  • universal tint film anyone tried it?

    hey guys just keen to see who has used off the shelf tint film on anything?

    would like to know the outcome as i want to do my headlights

    dom

  • #2
    Cant speak for headlights, however I just bought some tint film 30% metalised, for the windows - never used it before... I can let you know how I go if you like.

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    • #3
      id be interested to know how you go mikinoz.

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      • #4
        Don't use the tint that autobarn sell, i think its SAAS brand.
        i have used the 15% tint on my cabriolet and it faded to 30% or more before i could do all of the windows over a couple of weeks....
        plus it's the most difficult tint to apply, very brittle to trim,not very sticky and distorts badly when pushing the bubbles out.
        it will make u cry.
        Best to buy some off the rolls at glass/tint shops.
        D.

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        • #5
          you may laugh at this, but.......

          In my younger days...we used ladies stockings (pantyhose) to "tint" the lights. No noticeable loss of light...and a "darker" lens during daylight hours. Gotta be better than tint
          MY16 Touareg 4.2Lt V8 TDI/Pure White LED lightbox/REDARC Brake Controller/ Racechip/iDrive Throttle controller
          2008 GOLF .:R32/5DR DBPE DSG/SUNROOF/RNS510/PRIVACY TINT/CONTI SC3s/MILLTEK CATBACK NON-RES/9W2 BT/"MYR-032"

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          • #6
            haha, thats awesome!

            how did they go with fading under the sun?

            *point to lights* "chick out my suck new mod....pantyhose bru....cheap is" (sorry about the kiwi accent, everything is funnier with a kiwi accent)

            2010 Reflex Silver MK6 Golf GTI
            Sunroof - MDI - Superchip - 19" VMR V710 - Kuhmo Ecsta SPT KU31 - VW Racing Panel Filter

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            • #7
              Fun part is getting the stockings off!

              Tint I got is 30% metalised, not dye, so should not fade. I got it off a tinter.

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              • #8
                ok so...... anyone tried it on their headlights?

                dom

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