Gila XLB242 Xtreme Limo Black 2.5% VLT Automotive Window Tint DIY Glare Control UV Blocking 24in x 78in (2ft x 6.5ft)
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- SIZE: 24 in. x 6.5 ft. - Enough to cover two side windows
- DARKEN WINDOWS: Upgrade your style and privacy with 97.5% light blocked and 2.5% Visible Light Transmission
- BLOCK THE HEAT: Helps keep your drive cool with up to 42% heat rejected
- INCREASED VISIBILITY: Reduces glare, helping you see better and drive safer
- EASY DIY INSTALLATION: Adhesive film is easy to install with the Gila Complete Window Tint Application Kit (sold separately), no professional installation required
Description
Gila XTREME LIMO BLACK Automotive Window Tint is an intelligently-designed film that offers our maximum privacy level as compared to other Gila products. Its 2.5% Visible Light Transmission, our darkest automotive window film, gives your car a sleek look and helps reduce glare. This scientifically-formulated material is deep-dyed, making it extremely durable and designed for extended use. Upgrade your style while increasing privacy with a technologically advanced window tint.
Brand: Gila
Color: Black
Size: 24" x 6'
Product Dimensions: 25.5"L x 2"W
Ultraviolet Light Protection: True
Manufacturer: CPFilms, inc.
Brand: Gila
Model: Xtreme Limo Black 2.5% Window Tint
Item Weight: 2.4 ounces
Product Dimensions: 25.5 x 2 x 2 inches
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: XLB242
Manufacturer Part Number: 50145608
OEM Part Number: XLB242
Date First Available: November 23, 2005
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I trashed 18$. Get a partner for holding, if you're getting this and not pro tint, don't be prideful you're not a pro..Get Help
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Easy to apply and looks great! Used on our front glass door, the sun heats the door handle up to the point it’s hit to touch. Since applying this film, it is now cool to the touch and no longer hot and cuts out the heat
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2023 by christopher hutchko
sticks to everything was hard for me to install maybe its made more for a pro i had a large window to do in a tight spot
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023 by w robinson
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Probably good for other applications, but not for minivans. I bought 3 rolls of this stuff to try and black out the rear windows on my minivan. (Everything behind the driver and passenger windows.) I did watch the youtube video. My chances of getting an installation without it were about zero. I also bought the installation kit. Invaluable. Don't try it without the kit. Okay, the problems: 1. The geniuses at Gila, when taping the roll shut, use a gigantic sticker that says "Gila" on it. At a minimum, this ruins about a square foot of the tint. Maybe more. BUT... if you don't notice it and start trimming to your window size, it causes you to throw away the piece you are trimming and have to start again with a new piece. That ruined 1 entire roll in my case. 2. Note that in the installation video, they point out that you can't use this stuff on rear windows because it doesn't handle compound curves. Well.. it doesn't handle the compound curves of a minivan window, either, near as I can figure. So, that's that. While trying to keep straightening out the large bubbles, I creased a piece. That was another half-roll. 3. I was thinking that maybe it would work once the side that is on the sticky stuff is taken off. The stuff is thinner, then. Maybe if you press the adhesive to the glass, it would work. But, when I took off the protective side, the sticky side stuck immediately to the film, ruining yet another piece. I don't fault the product, itself, but if I tried again, I'd start wetting down the adhesive side, as I was removing the protective layer. 4. A faulty trimming job in the last remaining piece meant that out of 6 potential pieces that could have covered a window, I had zero. On the bright side, I had one window that was immaculately clean. I can see how the product would be awesome. If you see the video, you see an example of how it could. Hey, why not. But you'll also notice, they only show it being applied to a driver or passenger side window that can be rolled up and down. I think for other windows, it gets far more complicated. It can still be done, but if the window has compound curves (curves from top to bottom and side to side), there's a possibility that it won't work at all. Now, I've seen some folks jump on guys who say this stuff is hard to work with. I would say it isn't easy. On a scale of 1 to 10, it's a 6 or so. Not impossible by a long shot. Once you get good with it, probably not that bad. But for the typically adept do-it-yourselfer, if you make a small mistake (and you can't avoid them without bumping into them and learning by experience a few times), you will absolutely ruin a piece of film. Now, on the positive side, these criticisms: 1. I didn't think the roll was too short. If not for the other problems, it was enough to do an entire side of a minivan. 2. I didn't think the film was too thin. I don't know if other film is thicker and more elastic or what. If so, it would be nice. But nothing comes close to this price point at all. Would I try this project again? Not on your life. It can be done, but there's a lot of art to this. Best left to a shop that does tint.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2015 by Iron Jimmy
I bought 2. Had to trash one. I cannot get it installed. When the cover is removed it is so sticky, it always sticks together before I can get it installed. Gets ruined. Maybe if I had help holding one end, it might work. Returning the second pack
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by Vanessa
I used this product to tint my sailboat windows. I went with the 2.5% tint over the 5% for extra sun protection and privacy. I will have to see how well the water evaporates from the film and may come back to change my review, but here was my experience: Packaging: The product came in a larger box with no padding, so the 2 tint boxes I ordered were trashed; however, the product was unharmed so all was well. Another user complained about the sticker keeping the tint together, and they could not have been more correct. The branding sticker ruins about 6-8" of the 6.5' long roll, so keep this in mind while sizing your job. Application: The clear adhesive protection film was difficult to remove from the tint. Make sure you do not crease the film as you are removing the protective layer, as this will permanently cause creases in the tint film. I recommend cutting off a small corner of tint with a razor blade to save yourself the headache. As with any tint, use lots of moisture during the application process, and make sure the windows are free of debris/blemishes before laying the tint down. You can use a baby shampoo/water mixture, but for a few bucks I recommend buying a spray bottle of product. The tint applied well, but liked to trap a lot of moisture on the flat application surface compared to other tint I have used; this might not be an issue, but I will have to see after a few days. The material trimmed well, almost too easily; make sure you have a steady hand and take breaks because your razor blade does not experience any resistance cutting this film. Overall, this is a cost-effective solution. It is a decent product with poor packaging. Once applied, the 2.5% is very dark. My boat was in the shade on a sunny day, and I had to stick my face against the window to begin to see outlines of shapes. If you're looking to try your hand at tinting, grab an extra roll and have fun with it. For reference, I purchased two rolls for the 4 windows shown, plus a very small window near the bow (windows are ~1'x2'). Best of luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2016 by User
I bought this tint previously before, after many hours of research on extremely-dark window tint. I had a professional apply it to both side back windows of my car. The tint passed my "test" of not bubbling nor fading and I bought more rolls to finish the rest of my windows. The actual level of darkness this tint is, is a true 5%. If you want a window that is so dark, where you can't see into it at any angle, closeness, or under any light condition, then I strongly suggest applying two layers of this tint on a window. I have tested this, even at night, with a 15 million candlelight power "search and rescue" flashlight and I still couldn't see into the window. Looking out through a double-layered window on a very bright day, buildings and people still stand out but at night, its hard to see buildings, especially people walking down the street. If you want a truly blacked-out window that you can still see out of during the day, I recommend buying this film and double-layering it. I gave it a four-star review rating because one roll (one box) covers about one back window or two side windows on an average, mid-sized town car. If you want to tint one back window and two side windows, I recommend buying two boxes. Hands down, great tint for a great price. Thanks Gila.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2013 by Henry