How many rolls will I need to fully tint a 2002 Nissan Altima?
475718
not sure,what i did is measure each window and see how many feet this product is i think it is 5 or 6 ft long,for my honda accord and my ford explorer it is enough for back all back windows behind driver n passenger,hope this helps very easy apply and remove if needed awesome product and only one i will by ever
475719
Well, I'm not sure if the tint roll is wide enough for the Altima rear windows and the big window in the very back. This tint is perfect if you have a small car or a small window in your home that you want tint on. I would buy one box and see if it'll fit on the windows before buying the rest. Good luck.
970959
I always apply out of direct sunlight, ie in my garage. It goes on and looks a little cloudy at first but lays down nice and flat and is dry to the touch in minutes. Within one hour you can drive your car and use it like normal. Also be very sure to follow the recommended alcohol wipe down. It calls for a 13% alcohol wipe down first. This is important for the best end results. Also, I make sure my cars finish is at it's finest as this is a protectant only. I do this to all my vehicles once per year. What a difference I have seen sense I started doing this now going on my 4th year
1093189
As of now, there isn't any top coat that is really great. Pretty much any quality automotive clearcoat already has UV protection. Some has more than others. However, even with the best it won't keep this pigment from fading in the sun. 2-3 layers of clear is the normal. If you start getting too much paint it can/will wrinkle the finish.
561884
i think you would be ok, but i would recommend darker and thicker tint for a visor depending on what you want. also recommend precut if available for your vehicles visor.
738718
So far I am 3 bottles in(and 2 coats on some surfaces) on my 2002 avalanche(with the grey trim). You will need a lot. I am 3 bottles in, and I have gotten the top plastic(2 coats), the bed covers(needed 2 coats), the side box covers(1 coat did it), and part of the rear bumper done. I have not even started on the side trim or the running boards(questioning whether to do them or not and if I do, they will need 2 coats). Follow the instructions, keep the cloth SATURATED. You get streaks if the cloth starts drying out and you wipe over areas more than once.
326120
how much footage does one roll cover. Buy 2 rolls if necessary, its not that expensive.
1416406
Here is the answer 2 rolls I though you would need more. www.yourbestbuddy.com/site/1543772/page/771867
1689322
I would imagine as many as you need ..... I cut mine into 5 different strips and they all work fine my car guy said I could add more if I wanted so I am guessing 4 strips will be fine
1227347
If you are wanting to do the whole exterior you will need 4 cases to have a thick enough coat to be strong enough to not chip off. Make sure you scuff the paint really well and clean it well before you spray. I have done a few trucks and 4 cases is how much I use.
656575
You can, however they are dark and at night so be aware of that. However they are great. If you intend to cover the entire back window you will need more than one pack. It took me 2 packs on a 98 Accord. So consider that price for 2 packs against buying a role at Wal-Mart or a store like AutoZone. I also put some instructions on my review as I worked detail and tinting of how to install these.
1845678
It is a full set. The colors are tan, slate, and frost. Frost is the lighter one. I got a set for my 2006 altima but the drivers mat is smaller. But overall.
569919
Depends on the size of your car. Do one panel at the time. Leave it to a haze, then buff it off. Easy
788390
I never had any trouble with my vehicle tinted windows! However, as per directions, you should only use in your vehicle 20 minutes at a time.
439761
I use this on a silver car that head to scratches about 7 inches long. Sometimes they appear to be black and that is because you are seen the black layer underneath. Follow the instructions exactly as they tell you to. You will need to get A touch up paint tube or pen from your dealership that exactly matches the paint of your car. They can tell you this by looking at the vehicle number for your car from the manufacturer. But, make sure and get it from your dealership and have them get you the specific touch up paint. Good luck in restoring your paint job, but be patient and follow the instructions exactly. I use this on a silver car that head to scratches about 7 inches long. Sometimes they appear to be black and that is because you are seen the black layer underneath. Follow the instructions exactly as they tell you to. You will need to get A touch up paint tube or pen from your dealership that exactly matches the paint of your car. They can tell you this by looking at the vehicle number for your car from the manufacturer. But, make sure and get it from your dealership and have them get you the specific touch up paint. Good luck in restoring your paint job, but be patient and follow the... » Read More I use this on a silver car that head to scratches about 7 inches long. Sometimes they appear to be black and that is because you are seen the black layer underneath. Follow the instructions exactly as they tell you to. You will need to get A touch up paint tube or pen from your dealership that exactly matches the paint of your car. They can tell you this by looking at the vehicle number for your car from the manufacturer. But, make sure and get it from your dealership and have them get you the specific touch up paint. Good luck in restoring your paint job, but be patient and follow the instructions exactly. « Show Less
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One bottle should be okay. I have a 2005 Ford Mustang and my top was tan after one bottle it was completely black I used the second bottle to make the color more rich. If your top is black already I would only get 1. Unless you want more for next time
574816
quality shades... best measure the dimensions needed... corolla is ok for sure but 300? (Probably ok)
132484
You have to lay it as flat as possible across the entire surface of the tail light/head light, and then slowly work the air bubbles with a squeegee, and finally use a heat gun to achieve an overall even look. Cut the excess film off carefully using an exactly blade. Hope this helps.