Features:

  • VVIVID Air-Tints are an industry first: a headlight/taillight tint with all of the technologies developed in VVIVID+ premium materials. They include an air-release membrane which allows you to install the tint dry ( without installation liquid ) Ready to use out of the box!
  • This is the only film on the market that can wrap ANY SHAPE. It is super conformable with heat. It was originally manufactured for hard-to-wrap surfaces, but the ease of install has professionals saving time on any headlight shape.
  • This film is also self healing and scratches will go away with heat! Simply cut the vinyl to shape, and apply it to the surface. To make the vinyl conform to curves, simply heat with a heat gun or hair dryer, stretch and apply. Lastly, using a sharp blade, trim away excess from the headlight and you're done! its literally that simple!
  • Made with scratch-resistant automotive grade cast vinyl, VVIVID Air-Tints were developed in Canada to reduce the risk of shrinkage and peeling almost completely! The adhesive is acrylic based which will not eat through plastic like other tints on the market. It is 100% chemical safe, and will not eat through headlight coatings or damage your lights.
  • NOTE: MAKE SURE TO MEASURE YOUR HEADLIGHT TINTS - THIS PRE-CUT SHEET IS 60" x 48"
You don't need to be a pro!

However it does help to watch a video or two and practice. This film is awesome. The air-release tech is helpful. It adheres very well and doesn't come off until you are ready to remove it. Don't overheat it. It will shrink a tad over time but mine has otherwise held up very well.

Super conformable!

Bought this in smoke black to tint my 2016 Focus ST tail lights, which is probably one of the hardest lights to tint due to it's shape. This stuff conforms super nicely once it's heated! The stick is strong but still easy enough to peel it off and reposition if you mess up. Heating it up to "heal" the film if you've creased it really helps when you messed up and need to start over. I've tried a few other brands on these lights including static cling types and water apply types and this one definitely was the easiest to work with. The finish is nice and glossy and with the smoke black film, leaves a red housing as more of a cherry color. Don't think I'll be using any other film for headlights and taillights from now on!

Amazing!!! The only light tint you should buy

This stuff is amazing!! First time wrapping anything and it came out fantastic! One word of caution. Make sure you heat the edges and film before you make your final cuts!! It shrinks into place. Also don’t be afraid to throw a little heat on it when you’re wrapping around a bevel or curve. These lights were tricky. Start on the flattest part of your light and wrap around edges and turns with heat.

Tint Example

This product looks great and is easy to use. Easily conformable to shapes using heat, I was able to wrap my mustang taillights without much difficulty, I believe it's 50% tint. Up close, you can see the air channels, but from 1-2 feet away, you can't really see it. You can see from the images that it really gives the aggressive look without having a huge impact on light brightness from the taillights. For those who own a 2015-2018 Mustang, taillights still blind me every time I close the trunk.

Simply the best vinyl on the market

Simply the best vinyl on the market,. I have never been happier with a tint vinyl, I did my tail lights, and chrome trim around my car giving it an Infinti black chrome look. Came out wonderful and I am as amateur as it gets. Highly recommend!

Great taillight tint!

Took me two times to get both my taillights perfect but it was well worth it. My taillights look 100x better than stock.My suggestion is go slow and don’t be scared to use some heat. My taillights were quite difficult as there was no flat spot but lots of angles to overcome. The tint is very forgiving... if you make a mistak, heat the area and any creases will disappear.. Only time will tell how well the tint will stick but I’ll tell you that removal isn’t very easy to do and its very sticky. Overall, awesome tint! Would definitely recommend and use again. Next is the girlfriends car.

Pretty easy and EXCELLENT quality vinyl!

Excellent quality! First time and I'll tell ya what...take a heat gun...warm it up and LIGHTLY stretch it n move along slowly...use LITTLE heat too not alot. But long story short pretty easy...move slow and be patient. I'd recommend using a thin cloth glove that's soft. I immediately stopped using a window tint squeegee and used my bare finger and a very soft small towel. If ya mess up you pull back some lightly heat and try again. You almost can't mess up! I got light smoke...if I could do over I'd go DARK black in back and light smoke on headlights tho...very pleased tho. Great product!

After multiple tries and a lot of YouTube tutorials, AWESOME DIY experience!

I recently purchased a 2006 Lexus IS350. I love how the car looks, but just like anything in life, there’s always room for improvement. After going down the YouTube rabbit hole, I decided that tinting my tail lights would be a cheap DIY project and the look would be sexy to go along with the tinted windows and tinted license plate cover. I was RIGHT! Unfortunately, my tail lights are a little more complicated than a lot of the tutorials I first watched, so there was definitely a learning curve associated with the install. Best advice I could give is watch videos that talk about “glassing” the film and make sure you have a heat gun and some patientice handy! Lol. I plan to wash my car this weekend and I’ll try to remember to upload pics.

Great stuff. Very impressed.

I'm probably the only one to ever tint lawn tractor headlamp lenses. I have used other more pricey lens films in the past for my actual car and this stuff was easier to apply and looks great. It'll never see the use in the elements that I'm sure it can withstand but really impressed.

Vvivd makes it easier!

Used a few other tints and this works the best. A know how and practice is a plus with any roll tints ,but Vvivid is the better of all to work with. Heat is a valuable factor for more difficult contoured lense's and patients is the key. Amateurs go by the directions provided to get the feel. Vvivid doesn't need tint juice to apply, dont over heat or over work an area to prevent tint damage. Learned from self errors. Vvivid makes it easier, will buy again. "Peace"

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