RockRose 20% Nano Ceramic Car Window Tint 24 in x 15FT 2PLY Privacy Film Heat Block, 99% UVR, and 85% IRR Block for Auto or Home Strong Adhesive, Easy Shrink, Plotter Friendly - Charcoal
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Size: 24 IN x 15 FT
Color: 20 Percent
Features
- NANO CERAMIC WINDOW TINT: Use our Nano Ceramic window tint for home or for car to fully experience the capabilities of our state-of-the-art heat blocking technology. In addition to giving off a sleek, black appearance, its light transmission (VLT) serves as a powerful barrier providing unrivaled protection that blocks damaging UV rays, infrared radiation, and intense heat.
- HIGH QUAILTY HAZE FREE MATERIAL: RockRose 2PLY Nano Ceramic Window Film uses the finest ceramic material and finest PET to ensure the vision clarity while driving. No haze guaranteed. This privacy window film not only provides unmatched privacy for passengers but also clear vision for drivers.
- CUSTOM FIT, ENDLESS STYLE: Rockrose offers limo tint, 5% window tint, 15% window tint, 20% window tint, 35% window tint and 75% window tint for windshield. RockRose also offers various sizes to fit home or auto glasses of any size. This allows you to make a personalized fit that improves the appearance and usefulness of your car and home. You can choose 5% window tint or limo tint for maximum privacy.
- COMFORT AND SAFETY COMBINED: Our window film prioritizes safety while offering exceptional protection features. Its remarkable 99% UV rejection rate protects your skin and eyes from UV damage. Furthermore, because of its 90% infrared ray rejection, it drastically lowers cabin heat, ensuring increased comfort for all users. This window film is also an effective solution for home UV blocking.
- UPGRADE YOUR DRIVE: with RockRose car window tint kit and easy shrink ceramic film, the installation is not hard. RockRose is here to empower your store brand.
Material: Ceramic
Brand: RockRose
Color: 20 Percent
Size: 24 IN x 15 FT
Product Dimensions: 24"L x 180"W
Installation Type: Peel and Stick
Ultraviolet Light Protection: True
Number of Items: 1
UPC:
Global Trade Identification Number: 37
Brand Name: RockRose
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 810088076237
Global Trade Identification Number: 37
Manufacturer: RockRose
Unit Count: 30.0 Square Feet
Manufacturer Part Number: NC-15-24-180
Item Type Name: Auto Tint
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Not specified.
Material Type: Ceramic
Color: 20 Percent
Ultraviolet Light Protection: True
Size: 24 IN x 15 FT
Item Dimensions L x W: 24"L x 180"W
Installation Type: Peel and Stick
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Size: 24 IN x 15 FT
Color: 35 Percent
This is some quality and cheap tint in my own opinion. I wouldn’t even consider myself an amateur window tinter I’m just a DYI guy and if you just have the slightest knowledge and a steady hand you’ll be able to do this just fine. I bought one roll 24in x 15ft and had just enough to do a 2000 Silverado 3 door extend cab. The film is the 35% and provides just enough darkness during the day while keeping you legal in my state(Texas). I can’t tell if it actually reduces heat much over some local parts store film. I feel it cuts quite easily with some cheap blades I also bought off Amazon. Just be sure to keep a fresh blade after each cut. I bought the breakaway kind. Also the backing was much easier to take off than film I worked with prior. The scratches on the front window in the photo is the glass not the film. This is an old truck if you can’t tell.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by ObiJuan94
Size: 24 IN x 15 FT
Color: 20 Percent
I don't often leave reviews. I purchased this after installing Black Magic Walmart ceramic tint on the driver side window and being dissatisfied. That tint is cloudy/milky and easily scratched when working out fingers with heat gun. This RockRose tint looks amazing in comparison. It has the same clarity/look as the rear factory tint on my truck. This tint is a bit thicker than the Walmart, but installation was equal time/difficulty, but there are not any small scratches or abrasions, even though I used same technique and tools. I thought tint was one of those things that are all roughly the same quality despite brand, but that's not true! This is 1000x better! And it is roughly the same price! Note I had also installed some Walmart non ceramic limo tint on the rear window, and it doesn't have the cloudy look. If you have to use Walmart tint, their dyed, non ceramic is ok, but thinner and subject to scratching. The RockRose is superior.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026 by Me
Size: 24 IN x 100 FT
Color: 20 Percent
Very good film for the price. Very surprised that no one has put any numbers on this film to confirm VLT, URR, IRR. Well here it is, numbers are nice, SEE IMAGES. I bought 20%, it's showing 17%, which is even better. Very clear film and no blue tint. Compared to SolarControl film, this is very good, excellent film. I haven't installed it yet, don't know it's stickiness, will update when on car.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by ZDTA
After getting quotes for $1500-2000 for tinting 6 windows in my tractor cab I decided to do it my self. Back story I have tinted car windows but it has been a long time so was not sure what to expect. A lot of “tinter” make fun of this brand but at this price I figured I could try and if it was a disaster I would not be out a lot. I wanted ceramic as the tractor is ac equipped but due to large glass areas it cannot keep up with the South Texas heat. My tractor has two corner windows with a compound bows both vertical and horizontal. Never shrank tint before so this was an experience. The doors needed a little shrinking and it went great. The corner windows were a different story. Finally got it to lay down but a few wrinkles I can live with as these are behind me and from the inside you cannot see it. This is not the films fault! A suggestion is to locate the clear film side is take two pieces of blue tape rolled up and attach to the corners and use them to pull apart. This makes it easier to separate them than trying to use your thumb nail. Overall I really am happy with this film and it cuts the heat by at least 75%.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Dan M.
Size: 20 IN x 10 FT
Color: 50 Percent
Good tint. Was easy to work with as a novice tinter. Good value.
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by RobT
Size: 24 IN x 100 FT
Color: 20 Percent
I am currently learning how to tint car windows and this tint is very hard to heat shrink. I am learning on a 2025 Camry and the back window has very curved edges. The tint doesn't seem to want to stick to the edges well, which makes it easy to create creases or overheat and burn the film. I have wasted a lot of film just on the back and front windows and I am very close to make it work but I have 6 cars to do at home. I think I will just be purchasing an easier film to work with rather than waste more time with this film. I am giving 3 stars because it is also possible that I do not have enough experience heat shrinking tint and there is a possibility I may be doing something wrong so I am just trying to be as neutral as possible. That said, I have done some research at it does seem this film brand is a bit hard to work with.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by Sgt. Lomas
Size: 20 IN x 100 FT
Color: 50 Percent
I am glad I bought a 100 ft roll, as I never DIY tinted before and despite watching a bunch of videos, I kept making mistakes the first few times (bad cuts, crinkled film, forgot to heat shrink, forgot to put enough slip under the edges, etc). But with a little bit of practice, I've got my rear door windows all done and it looks good so far. I had some problems with the adhesive not tacking enough during installation and sliding while raising the window, but I think that may be more of a technique issue for a beginner like me. The first window that I thought was "good enough", I later decided after two hours that I wanted to do it again. By then, the adhesive had started to set and the film clung fairly well to the glass. I feel confident that once fully dried/cured, the tint will stay put. The film does shrink similarly to how I see installers do it in YT. I think this is another area where technique matters. One guy on YT showed that if you use a wet technique while shrinking, you may need to lift and deliberate bunch the film a tiny bit to get the fingers to come up more before shrinking them down. Getting the liner to release was also a little tricky until I got my technique down. Firmly squeegee and tack the top edge of the film on the window and you'll be able to get the release liner to come off from the tint film. My recommendation to anyone who has never done tinting before -- buy extra. I made so many mistakes on my first attempts that by the time I'm done, I will probably have gone through 50 or 60 feet to do my car that a perfect installation do in 15 feet or 20 feet. With the remaining 40 feet (plus another ~10 feet of sheets cut too short), I plan to tint a second car. BTW, if consistency is important to you, it's generally better to buy an excess of material from within a single batch than hope that a later order that might come from a separate batch will match. (Same problem with food, 3D printing filament, crayons, etc.) No idea how long this film will last. My last car was professionally tinted and that tint lasted 20 years. If this lasts for 7 years or more, I will be quite happy. p.s. I noticed a few reviews saying that the glass is hot to the touch after installing. That is expected -- the film absorbs the energy that otherwise would pass through the window and heat up the inside of the vehicle. The only way to reduce light transmission without absorbing it is to reflect it, but this is not a reflecting tint.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2025 by Joseph C.
Size: 36 IN x 25 FT
Color: 35 Percent
To start off, I am not a professional, however I have tinted windows before with black magic tint from wally world and it went on reasonably easily and looked professional when I was done. I spent over an hour after getting it on the driver front window of my 05 silverado trying to get it smooth, working out the soapy water was basically impossible and by the time I had most of it out (most, it still looked terrible and had excessive water), I had squeegeed it so many times that it started getting covered in microscratches (my tools were clean). I also could not get bubbles to stop coming up from the bottom, tried shrinking it to no avail. I cleaned the window and surrounding area extremely well with alcohol, a microfiber, and a razor blade prior to installation and dried with a microfiber. After struggling for over an hour it was clear that the end result was going to look bad. As others have mentioned, this stuff is on the thinner side. If you are a seasoned professional you MIGHT be able to get acceptable results out of this. If you are a DIYer, save yourself the frustration and get something else. It is also a 2 ply film, as in the tint and the clear protectant film. Had it been 3 ply I may have been able to save it as I wouldn't have had to worry about microscratches while squeegeeing, but it probably wouldn't have lasted long against the rubber bottom trim anyway. With all the good reviews I expected this to be a decent product, and it is not. And I also repeatedly applied soapy water where I was running the squeegee to help the squeegee glide across. My point being, I was doing it properly. By the end of it I peeled the edge back, ripped the tint off, and grabbed the rest of the roll and shoved it into the trash can. Waste of 60 bucks. Get something else.
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