Headlight and Taillight Tint PPF

Most headlight tint buys the look and charges you your night vision. TeckWrap headlight PPF does not. These are protective films first and tint second, so the lens gets impact and UV defense while the beam stays usable after dark.

What every film in this collection gives you:

• Protection first: PPF-grade film takes the stone chips and road debris that pit and craze a bare polycarbonate lens.
• 99% UV block: stops the yellowing and optical hazing that finish off cheap tint inside a season.
• 350% elongation: stretches into tight European and Asian housings, compound curves, and deep recesses without tearing.
• Residue-free removal: peel it back and the factory lens comes through untouched.
• Wet application: position it precisely, then relax it into the curve with heat.
• 0.4 m x 15 m rolls: one roll covers multiple sets of lights.

Choosing your shade

Every film in this range is rated by light transmission, so you pick the darkness instead of spraying on a shade you cannot undo. Higher VLT keeps the lens close to factory brightness and reads as a subtle smoke in daylight, which is the safe call on a daily driver that runs dark roads. Lower VLT gives you the deep blacked-out lens that show cars and detail builds are after, with less light reaching the road. Match the number to the car and to the driving you actually do.

These films cover headlights, taillights, fog lights, and reflectors. Tint rules on forward-facing lights vary by state and country, so confirm local regulations before you go dark, and put the deeper shades in the hands of an experienced installer.

Pick the VLT your roads allow and give the lens the same protection you already gave the paint.