How To Insall Omnique Design Films!
- We Typically Recommend Getting Your Tint Installed Professionally But We Are Aware That Some Shops Don't Install Customer Supplied Film.
-Here Is A DIY Video For All That Would Like To Install Yourself! The Film Is Installed Just Like Any Other Tint Film
- What You'll Need
1. Soapy Water In a Spray Bottle
2. Squeegee
3. Heat Gun
4. Razor Blade
5. Micro Fiber Towel
Love these tints so much, the color is unique and stands out. These are 20% tints but at night, they aren't as dark as you would think. Definitely worth it!
I first saw this tint on a buddy's Mustang. I decided I wanted it for my car. These films are pretty good quality. There is a slight darkness (as if there were a light black tint film layered over the zircon) and everything looks light blue from the interior of the car but, I loove it!!!!
So, I was going for the "high-end" Mercedes looking tint when I purchased this. I must say, I will probably have to put like 50% black tint behind this to really, really achieve that look. I do like it as is but, I really want more of the color to pop. The picture I have posted, is really the only good angle (besides seeing it in person) that you're able to see somewhat of the color. Nonetheless, I've already recommended this film to a few friends and the tint shop that I got the windshield tinted at.
