Windows Tint | Tesla Cybertruck

Great kit. Pre-cut with VERY easy to find markers to indicate side of truck. I didn't see them. It didn't affect me in the long run. I just had to go over to the other side of the truck. Anyway, the tint went on well and looks great. It took me literally less than 30 minutes to put on the two little triangles and the passenger's front window. I know it only took 30 minutes becaues it was 30 minutes to kickoff and I decided to "just do the one little window" before the Falcons game. I erroneously peeled the driver's side film and the fact that I had already prepped the passenger side, I decided to finish that one too. With both done, I though "Man, that was easy. Let me do the passenger's front window too. Then, I left the door open to let the film set and I went in to watch the Falcons have a good first half and crumble in the 2nd half, as they can do... When the game was over, I went out and did the driver's side. It was all easy.

Shipping: Film was well protected and the slip formula, bottle, and squeegee all were right there. Well, done, TWRAPS

Film: This film seems to resist creasing so it's a bit more forgiving than film I've used in the past.

Overall take: I'm definitely ordering more to tint the back window which I was just going to avoid because they probably block enough heat. But, it was so easy, I'm doing those next!

Last note: Model Y film? If TWRAPS lets me pick the Model Y, I'll do the front windows of that one myself though I think I'll have to use my heat gun on that one. (didn't need it on the Cybertruck)

Special note: In Maryland, at least, they take inspections seriously. Our 35% tint on two vehicles measured lower VLT due to the factory glass having light tint so we had to pull it off... right there... including the 70%VLT we had on the windshields... Tint is additive and inspections are required on all vehicles registered in Maryland which includes them checking EVERY window.