Less4Spares ProShield™ Window Tint Roll | Expert Grade Film for Cars, Vans, Home Windows & More | 75cm x 6m, Ultra Limo Black 1% | Superior UV, Glare & Privacy Protection | 2 Ply Enhanced Durability

Good quality film, easy to work with, I got the darkest one and very pleased with the finnish.

ive put film on for a living, this is a very poor product, falls off as soon as it dry's - leave well alone

🔎This window tint roll comes in slim cardboard packaging.Requires tools and some basic manual skills for installation.🧡The foil appears to be strong and well-made.It looks good on the side window.👎Unfortunately, it is not wide enough to cover the whole rear window in my Mondeo MK5 hatchback.💲A good quality tint foil, but check the dimensions of your windows to avoid disappointment.

Great 👍

Have previously installed film with no problem but this one was, for me, a complete failure and is in the bin. Easy enough to install but on drying came away on all windows - very disappointing

The paper is thin which makes it a little harder to install but it is not undoable. Packaging is good which protects. It is not the best film out there in the market. It can Crinkle quite easily if you are not patient and not using the right tools. Adhesion is good but again if you install it right.

This sunshade was fairly easy to fit after some Internet research on the best way to fit these. As I've never fitted car sunshades or sunstrips before it did take me way longer than it perhaps should have but once completed it's all good the sun is heavily filtered out but not 100% blackout which is not how I wanted my sunstrip so I'm happy.I said the fitting was fairly easy which is slightly misleading the physical process of attaching and the film to the car screen is the thing that's easy or at least simple. However if like me you've not attempted to fit these and you choose the correct way to fit them which is in the inside of the windscreen and not the outside surface. The angles inside the car, especially if your car is a small vehicle make getting the sunstrip into the correct position quite an awkward fiddle. And if you've a bad back then it will be worse once the job of fitting the sunstrip is complete. Maybe I'm missing an important technique or maybe it's just because this was my first go at fitting the sunstrip but whilst in the car I needed to remove and realign the sunstrip several times before I had it in the correct position. Once it was in place I used a small squeegee to swipe out excess water and air bubbles then it was essentially done. I must note that after you have just fitted the sunstrip, viewing from the outside of the vehicle, the sunstrip appears grey and patchy as if it had been poorly glued to the inside of the screen but don't worry this effect is due to micro sized bubbles that after a few days with the car sat in the sun have evaporated away leaving a black looking sunstrip.

This is not very good quality, it’s an absolute nightmare and crinkles very easily. There was no ‘adhesive’ layer and no proper instructions on how to fit. I did watch YouTube videos and sprayed plenty of soapy water etc but it just pulls straight back off and rips super easy!