LZLRUN Chameleon Transparent Car Headlight Taillight Vinyl Wrap 16x60in | DIY lamp tint film, With install tools, Highly stretchable, Repositionable, UV waterproof anti-fade, for all vehicle lights

I could not get it to stick. It was nothing like the first kind I bought. Definitely not worth the money and I regret even buying it but there’s nothing I can do now, so good luck on your installs

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In August ’24 I got two rolls of Iridescent Clear. Super pretty; a peacock shimmer that color-shifted from teal to purple with hints of gold and pink. I call my truck Bug Eyes. Ok, she’s cuter than bug eyes, but for real, reminds me of bug eyes. I put that stuff on every light she has; headlights, reverse lights, cab brake light, even the little lights on the mirrors. Loved it. Super happy. Get lots of compliments.So I decided to add graphics on the top 5” of the windshield, and ordered another roll of the exact same thing. Used the Order Again function and everything.AND IT DOESN’T MATCH!!! It. Does. NOT. Match!! It’s really pale. Almost actually clear. I thought, well, maybe they sent the wrong thing last time, so as I like what I got in August, I’ll just pick one of the other colors that looks like what I must have gotten first. Went for the green iridescent. And, nope. Doesn’t match. Tried blue iridescent. Also, doesn’t match. Purple? Nope. No way it could be pink or yellow.Now I have 4 or 5 little squares stuck on my windshield, (because I’m hitting up other vendors and brands) asking both family and random strangers which matches the best? So frustrating. If y’all have any ideas or sources I’ll take ‘em.The film itself is a bit difficult to work with. If you have vinyl experience (retired sign maker here, Gerber was my jam,) just toss that right out the window. This stuff doesn’t stretch, flex, bend, or shrink. On the plus side, it doesn’t stretch, flex, bend, or shrink, either. But you don’t need water, and if you have to poke a tiny hole in a bubble it’s no biggie. Just be sure to clean the surface really well. This ain’t gunna hug up around a tiny grain of sand like a high performance vinyl will. You’ll see it.I wrastled with the first lens on my ‘22 RAM 1500, tried starting at one end and steering it to the other, tried starting in the middle and going out, got a few wrinkles that would not smooth out; less than satisfactory results. Did I mention it doesn’t shrink? I ended up seaming the headlight right down the curvest part of the curve. Made an obsessively straight cut, started from there, and squeegeed back. Overlapped about a 16th of an inch, and squeegeed forward. Figured the leading edge of the overlap should not be on the top, facing into on coming rain at 80 mph. Looked amazing. It’s a bit of a pain to work with till you figure it out. Buy extra. Especially if you want it to match. But looks great.It’s also hard to peel off the backing, be perseverant. And don’t forget there’s a clear top sheet to remove too. Wait till after it’s applied. Tho, when I need to do it again I may leave that on. Love bug season’s coming.I just wish I could match it!

It looked orange once it was applied. I had to remove it.

I love the fact that it came out like the way it shifts colors. During installation, you definenetly need another person to help you.

Doesn't affect the color of your head light and still lets you have that light blue tint you're looking for.

This vinyl tint is rather difficult to work with. There is no air release so working out the bubbles is nearly impossible. Other than it being slightly difficult to work with it has a great color and looks good on headlights if you can get all of the bubbles out and avoid creases.