TeckWrap A4 Samples / Car Window Tint Film

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Description

TeckWrap Window Tint Film A4 Samples let you test the exact shade, finish, and heat performance on your own glass before committing to a full roll. Order multiple samples, peel and stick to a small window area, and compare in real conditions: daylight, night, against your interior color. When you order a full roll later, your sample cost is refunded.

23 codes available across the full window tint lineup:

  • Carbon (C series): C05-2mil, C15-2mil, C30-2mil, C70-2mil, C75Pro-2.5mil, C15-4mil, C30-4mil, C70-4mil
  • Infrared (I series): I15-2.0mil, I20-2.5mil, I70-2.5mil
  • Iridescent / Nebula (K series): K03-2.5mil, K70S-2.5mil
  • Magnetron Sputtering (W series): W15-3.5mil, W30-3.5mil, W70S-4mil, W70PR-3.5mil
  • Ceramic Sputter (SC series): SC15-3mil, SC30-3mil, SC70-3mil
  • Magnetron (M series): M20-2mil, M30-2mil, M70-2mil

Key attributes:

  • A4-sized peel-and-stick samples
  • Test shade, heat rejection, glare reduction, and visibility in real conditions
  • Full roll purchase refunds your sample cost
  • Limited to 5 samples per order, each a different code, to ensure fair access
  • Covers full TeckWrap window tint range (Carbon, IR, Iridescent, Sputtering, Ceramic, Magnetron)

Ideal for car owners comparing shades before a professional install, installers showing clients real options, and DIYers narrowing down before committing.

Order now. Backed by TeckWrap's decade of automotive film manufacturing experience and worldwide installer network.

Features

Sample format

  • Size: A4 sheet
  • Format: peel-and-stick, ready for window application
  • Codes available: 23 (Carbon, IR, Iridescent/Nebula, Magnetron Sputtering, Ceramic Sputter, Magnetron series)
  • Thickness range: 2mil to 4mil depending on code
  • Material: same film construction as full-roll product
  • Refund policy: sample cost refunded upon full-roll purchase

Performance

  • Same optical, UV, and IR rejection performance as full-roll product
  • True-to-product color and finish for accurate evaluation
  • Compatible with any clean glass surface for testing

Storage

Store samples flat in original packaging, away from direct sunlight, in a clean and dry place.

Application
  • Order up to 10 different sample codes per purchase
  • Clean a small section of your side or rear window with glass cleaner and a microfiber towel
  • Peel the backing and apply the sample, smoothing out air bubbles with a card
  • Live with the sample for at least a day: check daylight visibility, night visibility, heat feel, glare reduction, and how it pairs with your interior color
  • Compare multiple codes side-by-side before deciding
  • Once you choose, order your full roll and contact TeckWrap to refund the sample cost
  • Note: samples are for evaluation only, not for permanent installation

Disclaimer

All TeckWrap statements, technical information, and recommendations are based on tests believed to be reliable but do not constitute a guarantee or warranty. All products are sold with the understanding that the buyer has independently determined the suitability of products for their purpose.

TeckWrap samples are intended for evaluation purposes only. Sample film is not warranted for permanent installation use. Sample cost refund applies only upon full-roll purchase of the same product line, subject to TeckWrap's refund process.

Local laws regarding automotive window tint vary significantly by region and may restrict VLT percentages on certain windows. Buyer is responsible for ensuring legal compliance before final installation. Screen images may vary, refer to physical samples. Sample order limit: 5 samples per purchase, each from a different product code.

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