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Blocks 99% of UVA & UVB Rays
Rvinyl Automotive Window Film Blocks Harmful UV
Rvinyl window film offers exceptional protection, blocking 99% of harmful UVA and UVB rays. This premium film not only enhances vehicle aesthetics but also shields you from potential skin damage and interior fading. Enjoy cooler temperatures and reduced glare, all with an easy DIY installation.
Rvinyl Window Tint Visual Light Transmission (VLT) Percentages
Choose from Rvinyl's window tint options: 5%, 20%, 35%, or 50% VLT. The 5% tint offers maximum privacy and UV protection, ideal for rear windows. The 20% tint balances privacy and visibility. The 35% tint provides privacy and heat reduction. The 50% tint reduces glare while maintaining clarity.
Premium Heat Rejection
Rvinyl Precut Window Film Kits
Keep your cool in your car, truck or SUV with top-of-the-line heat rejecting window tint from Rvinyl.
Reduce Glare and Increase Comfort
Precut Single-Ply Window Tint Kits
Rvinyl Window Tint significantly reduces glare by blocking harmful UV rays and excessive sunlight. This enhances visibility and comfort while driving, minimizes eye strain, and ensures a safer, more enjoyable ride. Choose Rvinyl for superior glare reduction and style.
Won't Block Cell, GPS or Radio Signals
Rvinyl Window Film Is Non-Metallic
Rvinyl's non-metallic window film is designed to avoid signal interference, ensuring your radio, GPS, and mobile devices function seamlessly. Unlike metallic tints, it won't block signals, providing uninterrupted connectivity while delivering top-notch UV protection and privacy.
Mike Babick
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
3 stars because the cut was perfect. Only 3 because even using tint installation tools there are now 100’s of scratches. Bummer.
Difficulty
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
Trouble getting the tint to peel apart, etc.
ashley
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2020
I used it to tint the windows on my 2011 Honda cr v
Philippe Gagnon
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2016
Consider having your film tint applied by a professional installer if you have never applied film tint before. This way, you can avoid the appearance of bubbles or damage to the film
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