VViViD Air-Tint Self-Adhesive Headlight Tinting Vinyl (Light Smoke (15.9" x 48") w/Tools)

Worked great to tint some ceiling lights that were driving me crazy. I couldn't stand the white lenses against a black ceiling. This did the trick. Definitely lowered the light output a little, but that doesn't bother me too much, as I don't use the overhead lights when watching TV. Very happy with the look.

My headlights are a super strange shape so it’s not so easy to heat this product cause it will rip if you over heat it. The quality is pretty good but I would recommend using a better quality protection like lumar or Xpel. Those are real paint protection headlight films that tinters use. It did last a super long time but I had to take it off because I didn’t wrap it correctly and it started peeling. I would recommend heating down the edges as water will get in and it will bubble. You can use a hair dryer or heat gun!

If it’s your first time using vinyl film (like myself), then you will definitely need to take your time especially around curves and edges. Luckily I left some space at the edges, because I wrinkled it so many times and I was on the verge of giving up. Worked out with some heat and squeegee tool. Don’t put your fingers under the area where light will be, because your fingerprints will show up.You NEED a heat gun (blow dryer heats too slow). If you heat it too much, the vinyl will rip so do NOT pull on it as its heating and softening, just hold it. Heat it enough so you can pull it tight across the curves and edges, and use a squeegee tool (using your hands on bulk will wrinkle it). Watch the YouTube videos that VViVid has, they’re extremely helpful.Light smoke tint

This works great. Highly recommend.

Applied this on some marker lights. Worked well, hopefully it will hold up this summer.