VViViD Hex+ Light Air-Tint Headlight Vinyl (16 x 60 (w/Toolkit))

I love this film, its very forgiving and works/wraps very well with a heat gun. I personally like the clear tint over this due to the designs tendancy to warp if stretched... Still a nice film and design.

Looks good, recommend 2 people to help to install and use the kit they recommend PLUS a heat gun. That helped sooo much. I loved the look but it just killed the visibility so much I took it off. I also have after-market 10,000 lumen LED bulbs. So if you dont mind losing your light power, they look good.

Professional installation advised, This film looks great when installed properly. I have purchase another roll to put on additional areas of my vehicle. I would recommend this vinyl. Be careful not to go too dark as this could have legal implications.

went on easily. I recommend watching a few videos of installs first (CKwraps on youtube is great) to familiarize yourself with the process, and tricks to get a professional looking end result. The honeycomb pattern matches well with the grill of my GTO and other design details of pontiacs over the years, so it just has a little something extra for those applications. I also advise you to be careful what you use to de-grease your lenses. straight isoprophyl alcohol can damage your lenses as can many commercial degreasers. I recommend a strong dishsoap solution and a rinse. However, be sure that the lenses are completely dry before application. Also, wrap the lenses while they are installed on the vehicle, not on your table. That way you have more leverage to stretch the wrap and get a smooth professional finish. Kit included enough material to do tail lights, headlights, fog light lenses and side markers on my car. Still trying to decide whether or not to keep the headlight tint on. Looks good in daylight, but reduces the amount of light projected at night.

I wanted a film to just tone down the tail lights of my car a bit. This film was fairly easy to install and seems like good quality, but to call this a light smoke is a bit misleading. I measured it at 40% Visible Light Transmission (VLT) so its blocking 60% of the light coming from your tail light lamps which may get you a ticket. As for the daytime look, remember that its cutting 60% of the light as it goes in and 60% AGAIN as it reflects out of the housing, so the tail light looks 84% darker that normal. Thats practically black and just didnt look good on my car. I wish they made a 70% VLT version of this, I think thatd be about perfect. If youd like to see a video of my installation and results, search for lrftfylg6rs on YouTube ...

I went with the light smoked, hex pattern, love that you can actually see one pattern clearly and visibly when nearby; totally changed the headlight look. Light is still reasonably visible. Easy to work with you’ll definitely want a heat gun or source of heat

used them on taillights, like it.

I ordered the light hex style tint and when the sun is out, it shines a rainbow-colored gloss over the tinted area. When not in the sun, it looked just okay. Didn’t bother installing. Just did a trial and immediately didn’t like it. Maybe it goes away after installing with heat? Let me know. I have a black Silverado and it would look goofy otherwise. Gave 2 stars because it was cheap and showed up next day

I’ll preface this by saying I am not experienced with vinyl installs. I tried to install on my GMC Sierra tail lights first, but found that they had way too many curves, indents, etc for me to ever install the film decently. I did not have a heat gun so I moved over to my Camaro with much less intricate taillights. It was much easier, and turned out decent. Up close it’s not perfect, but from arms length looks pretty good. Did the side marker lights also.

I love the tint and ease of installation but there is absolutely no hex pattern in what I received even though that’s what I ordered. Used it anyway but the hex is why I ordered it to begin with