tint looks great! Not sure about the black pff stuff on the doors/hood. I think factory black contrast roof looks best

 

Thanks for sharing, that looks fantastic!

 

Window tint and paint protection film (PPF) serve different purposes but work really well together when done right. PPF is typically applied to painted surfaces to guard against rock chips, scratches, and road debris, while tint is installed on the windows to reduce glare, heat, and UV exposure. If you’re planning to do both, it’s best to apply the PPF first and let it fully cure before tinting. That way, you avoid any risk of moisture or tools affecting the film’s edges. Also, make sure you're using high-quality materials for both—cheap tint can fade or bubble, and low-grade PPF might yellow or peel over time. Done properly, the combination not only improves aesthetics but also adds real functional protection to your vehicle.

 

Personally, I really like the two-tone black/gray PPF/wrap you did. It's a little unorthodox, sure, but I think it's definitely unique. It gives Maybach/Rolls vibes, and Eiger Gray was the perfect color to do this with. Do you have any more pics you could share with us from different angles? I'd love to see. I've only seen maybe one other photo of this done to a Range Rover.

For my tint, I think I did 15% all around, and 30% on the front windshield if I'm remembering correctly. TBH, the 15% is a little dark for my taste sitting inside the vehicle. Probably should have stuck with the 20% for better outside viewing at night. Also, I forgot to have them tint the panoramic roof. I never open the shade on it because I can't stand the sun shining in from on top of me, but I think if I had a really, really dark tint on top, I would enjoy it a lot more.

 

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gorgeous

Funny, I also did 15 on the fronts on my last Range, had the same feeling as you. So I did 20 on the new one. Regret it. It looks wrong from the outside, too light. I think you made the right call.