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    Having this X films ceramic tint installed at the moment at the recommendation of a friend. From the videos, including their night drive comparisons, it seems pretty legit. They also claim to be a ceramic tint that doesn’t affect or block rfid and cell signal so they’re safe to use with windshield mounted rfid tags like easytrip Autosweep.

    I’d like to get some feedback sana from actual users. I have the vkool oem in my other car and was incredibly happy with it vs the 3M casa tint that came with this car I’m replacing with x films.

    Wanted to try another brand and this was priced at P6,500 for full wrap around. Around the same price as vkool.


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    Quote Originally Posted by hdj80 View Post
    Having this X films ceramic tint installed at the moment at the recommendation of a friend. From the videos, including their night drive comparisons, it seems pretty legit. They also claim to be a ceramic tint that doesn’t affect or block rfid and cell signal so they’re safe to use with windshield mounted rfid tags like easytrip Autosweep.

    I’d like to get some feedback sana from actual users. I have the vkool oem in my other car and was incredibly happy with it vs the 3M casa tint that came with this car I’m replacing with x films.

    Wanted to try another brand and this was priced at P6,500 for full wrap around. Around the same price as vkool.


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    san available yan sir? is that 6,500 price for a sedan?

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    Quote Originally Posted by yapoy86 View Post
    san available yan sir? is that 6,500 price for a sedan?
    Here at HG autoworks in tandang sora qc sir. For fortuner yan quote. Currently being installed now hehe


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    can't seem to find any legit information about this brand. could be just a china made rebranded product.

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    Levi's P O R N Review...[emoji4]
    X-films Ceramic tint installed on my Mazda 3 sportback - YouTube

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    Quote Originally Posted by hdj80 View Post
    Having this X films ceramic tint installed at the moment at the recommendation of a friend. From the videos, including their night drive comparisons, it seems pretty legit. They also claim to be a ceramic tint that doesn’t affect or block rfid and cell signal so they’re safe to use with windshield mounted rfid tags like easytrip Autosweep.

    I’d like to get some feedback sana from actual users. I have the vkool oem in my other car and was incredibly happy with it vs the 3M casa tint that came with this car I’m replacing with x films.

    Wanted to try another brand and this was priced at P6,500 for full wrap around. Around the same price as vkool.


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    Sir, good day. Musta po yung xfilms niyo? Planning to have my car installed. Worry ko lang is baka hindi na mabasa yung rfids ko ng mga scanners. Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gvalquisola View Post
    Sir, good day. Musta po yung xfilms niyo? Planning to have my car installed. Worry ko lang is baka hindi na mabasa yung rfids ko ng mga scanners. Thanks!

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    Its not bad at all. Seems decent and in terms of heat rejection seems to do as good as my vkool oem35/20 combo even though i got the light tint wrap around. Several small dot like bubbles around the rear windshield area and rear windows(most likely due to installer nagmamadali). I’d recommend it only because its legit in its rfid friendliness vs vkool. Otherwise if rfid isn’t a problem vkool pa rin tbh


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    I have it installed replacing my 3M. So far so good. I went for the clear tint.

    Went to "Black Edition auto customs" in sta rosa.



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    Quote Originally Posted by tigerdoods View Post
    I have it installed replacing my 3M. So far so good. I went for the clear tint.

    Went to "Black Edition auto customs" in sta rosa.



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    Boss, ano sasakyan at magkano? Thanks [emoji106]

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    Everest. P6500. Add 1000 if you mix with other shade. I went for clear windshield, and light on passenger and back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tigerdoods View Post
    Everest. P6500. Add 1000 if you mix with other shade. I went for clear windshield, and light on passenger and back.

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    Hi... how's your XFilms tint coming along? Also, any feedback on the quality of the installation?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackbird View Post
    Hi... how's your XFilms tint coming along? Also, any feedback on the quality of the installation?
    Went back to the installer for a couple of bubbles. Light/clear tint was installed but i feel vkool is better in terms of heat rejection.

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    I'm considering having the light blue shade of this installed on my Montero but based on this thread I'm curious about who exactly makes this tint. Any additional info? I don't want to end up buying something made in China that barely performs as expected.

    Although the video reviews I've seen are all from satisfied customers so I'm still on the fence about having this installed. The other brand I'm considering is BF films, but the price of X films is lower.

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    too good to be true...

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    too good to be true...

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    For year 2022, Is this really a good tint po and is it really made in Singapore?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lm723 View Post
    For year 2022, Is this really a good tint po and is it really made in Singapore?
    Its still too good to be true.

    you can make an excel file for VLT to TSER/IRR. include xpel and huper optik... you'll see the exaggeration of their specs

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    Maybe that's why their films are x-rated, because it's always faked [emoji16]

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    Its still too good to be true.

    you can make an excel file for VLT to TSER/IRR. include xpel and huper optik... you'll see the exaggeration of their specs
    Do you have any proof of that feedback of yours? Or just based on your assumptions?

    I've got to talk to Ride With Levi on the phone around October of last year, he's happy with his X-Films tint installed on his Montero Sport.

    Another friend of mine has X-Films tint installed on his new Lexus, which I got to ride 2 weeks ago. One thing I've noticed, the heat rejection is a lot better than the V-Kool X series front windshield and OEM series wraparound set up on my Navara. Again this is my personal observation after riding with my friend on his new car to and from Anvaya Cove.

    Because of this personal observation, we're going with X-Films this time for my dad's new car to be delivered to him on Tuesday.

    My dad also has the same personal observation with X-Films installed on one of his friend's car as well. His comment is that it's better than the same V-Kool set up with my Navara that his Lexus has as well.
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    Xpel's 35VLT only does 59%

    Xfilms 35VLT does 70%



    25% VLT it goes 85% ----ang galing ng Xfilms

    Xpel does about 61-66% lng

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    Xpel's 35VLT only does 59%

    Xfilms 35VLT does 70%



    25% VLT it goes 85% ----ang galing ng Xfilms

    Xpel does about 61-66% lng
    Why don't you try riding on a car with X-Films tint installed before you make any negative assumptions against the tint brand?

    Again, what made us choose X-Films vs sticking with VKool and even sticking with Sunbloc ceramic tint is our personal experience of riding cars with XFilms tint installed.

    So I suggest you ride on one car with XFilms installed then you judge the brand based on your experience.

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