Anti UV Sun Visor Strip For Car Windshield 150X20CM Window Tint Film
Shield your vehicle interior from intense heat and damaging sunlight with this 150x20 cm anti-UV sun visor strip. Engineered for rear windshields and back windows, this glossy black tint film blocks 99 percent of ultraviolet radiation while lowering cabin temperatures by approximately 45 percent. The rapid-release adhesive backing supports a quick, bubble-free application and peels away cleanly without leaving sticky residue or harming factory paint. By minimizing solar glare and protecting upholstery from cracking, this waterproof window film offers a straightforward upgrade for daily commuters and long-distance drivers alike.
Benefits & Practical Tips
- Rinse the target glass with mild soap and water, then dry completely before smoothing the film down to guarantee lasting adhesion.
- Use sharp scissors or a utility blade to carefully trim the edges after positioning, ensuring visibility remains unobstructed for rear traffic.
- If repositioning is needed during installation, the clean-release formula allows gentle adjustments without weakening the bond.
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: 150 cm length × 20 cm width
- Optical transmittance: 5 percent
- Heat insulation rating: 45 percent
- Ultraviolet rejection: 99 percent
- Visible light reflection: 68 percent
- Surface finish: Glossy monochrome black
- Adhesive type: Quick-release, surface mount tape
- Water resistance: Fully waterproof construction
Application Reminders
This strip is optimized for flat or slightly curved rear glass surfaces. Avoid direct contact with integrated defroster lines, roof antennas, or exterior-facing camera housings, as the dark tint may interfere with sensor operations.
Package includes:
1 x Window Film Strip
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