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The MEGICOLIM 80% VLT Nano Ceramic Window Film offers cutting-edge nano-ceramic technology that blocks 99% of UV rays and rejects up to 95% of infrared heat. Its 2-ply PET construction provides scratch resistance and durability, while enhancing safety by strengthening glass and reducing glare. Designed for easy DIY installation, this light blue tint film creates a cooler, more comfortable car interior without compromising visibility.






| ASIN | B08QVBZKP4 |
| Brand | MEGICOLIM |
| Colour | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (74) |
| Date First Available | 15 Dec. 2020 |
| Item Weight | 408 g |
| Material | Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) |
| Product Dimensions | 508 x 76.2 x 0.01 cm; 408 g |
B**.
This doesn't block heat like the Llumar ceramic tint I got on my car. I couldn't find Llumar to purchase so I tried this instead on my camper but it didn't block heat at all. I returned it.
G**Y
I used this tint for my windshield and was pleasantly surprised at how much car interior temperature was cut down. For reference I have had 15% tint on the rear glass and other windows even before this was done and that did not make as big a difference on interior temperature. Apart from this you cannot tell that it's there.
V**N
So far so good...it helps with the high beams at night & the Caribbean sun in the day. It also seems to help keep a lot of heat out of the car. I've only had it on for about 2 weeks.
D**Z
Very difficult to install properly on a large vehicle window, may work better for homes with flat easy to reach windows
J**R
Great paper, once installed it goes unseen by local authorities (no tints allowed). Had issues to install it myself. But with the squeegee kit and a heat gun, the guys that use to install the tints did a good job. It was not easy to install on the windshield, as the thickness required a lot of heating in order to shrink the film to the shape of the glass.
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