DIYAH 12 X 48 Inches Self Adhesive Headlight, Tail Lights, Fog Lights Tint Vinyl Film (Green)

I'm updating my review and rating. Originally thought the film was not working properly. What I discovered (and found out is mentioned in a handful of reviews) is that there are "two" protective layers to be removed. That detail is not mentioned in the instructions provide on the Amazon ad page (there are no instructions included with the product). I believe my first experience failed because I didn't remove the "outer" film after installation. Found the following video which highlighted this for me (Note: this was a link on the ad page when viewed using the Amazon app, but does not appear on web page version):https://www.amazon.com/vdp/7cb4501e781b4b5eb51939a54b4a1c87Once I reapplied the film, and removed the outer protective layer after smoothing, it has stayed in place like it should. So changing my rating from 3 stars to 5 stars.**********Original ReviewInstalled this filter on the lens of a flat led light to reduce color temperature. Had high hopes this would work. But because the film is so tightly rolled when it arrives, it never relaxed and eventually uncurled right off the light. Maybe the adhesion on my particular roll was old and didn't have the strength it should have but unfortunately it was disappointing. Maybe others have had better luck. Can't recommend based on my experience and application.

worked great on my motorcycle windshield

I bought this over a name brand because of the sooner delivery as I was on a time crunch. This film is thick yet so soft that a vinyl/tint squeegee with a felt end will scratch with minimal pressure. I tried white gloves for vinyl and even with gentle thumb pressure it scratches. That is besides the fact that it creases on anything other than a flat surface. Save your self the hassle, especially if you have never done film before.

Cheaper option of the films available wasn’t expecting much does good for about 2-4 months depending on time of year, sun exposer etc then fades clear

Bought this to turn my dash lights blue. For that it works.As you can see, if this is "dark blue" what is light blue? I was looking for more of the deep dark royal blue. So yeah, this is a no-go.Anything below worked for me! I'm nuts! If you continue to follow the below directions, it's all on you. I will not be liable!SOAP SOAP SOAP. Don't worry your LCD screen can handle it. But it'll be a pain in the buttocks! First it won't stick, because it's too soapy, and while you're trying to make it stick, you'll have to blow dry on it, and carefully dab the excess liquid off at the edges, all while being terrified that you're messing up your LCD. It will wiggle, it will wiggle a lot. Be patient! Once it sticks, you can cut the edges, after you tucked them in with no excess, dab some more, take the front film off and rub it with a quality microfiber cloth.!USE some tools, get the whole kit. After all you gotta make it to $25 to get free shipping! (unless you're prime).For the Dash (and I will say it again, don't do it, I'm crazy!) it just stuck on the hard plastic, bubbles weren't a problem and as long as the surface is clean, you are golden.

I bought these to change my motorcycle orange running light to red conforming to current laws across the country. This roll offered a size I could custom trim to fit. It was easy to install and cut to shape. No bubbles, wrinkles or tears. Plus the adhesive even withstands washing and rain! VERY HAPPY!

I didn’t use this for its intended purpose (putting on headlights), instead I stuck small square cut outs onto the LEDs inside a plastic light bulb to tint the color from a warmish yellow to a cool aquamarine, and it was successful! The surface wasn’t perfectly flat so it didn’t stick very well, but it’s nothing a few strips of tape couldn’t fix. I have a ton left over that I’ll use for other projects as well

Pretty junk, not gonna lie. Definitely consider the reviews from people who know their way around a wrap. It’s manageable but will bubble up quickly and just looks bad. You get what ya pay for, I suppose. Not at all worth the hassle it takes to get on.