DIY-MotoShield Pro Premium Nano Ceramic Tint (35% VLT) 20” in x 5’ ft Roll | Professional Window Film for Auto, Reduce Infrared Heat & Block UV by 99%

I really like the tint and it seems to do the job well. I was a little worried the color might be bad or it would be hazy, but it was actually really nice and it looks very high-end on my car. I wouldn't be able to tell it isn't a "professional" film like 3m. It also blocks the heat well which gives me hope that it is actually ceramic. Last thing, after reading the manual they said to wait a couple of days for the tint to fully adhere. The haze, clarity, and imperfections literally disappeared and I am glad I was patient. Overall, it was Great experience.

This was my first time installing tint but it ended up pretty good. The tint blocks the sun very well, it's so much more comfortable in my van now with the ac. The tint itself I give 5 stars as it works great and wasn't to hard to install. I'm taking a star away because I ordered 35%, the sticker on the tint says 35% but it looked pretty dark. Finally checked tint with a tint meter and it was 5% so it fails our states state inspection.

I love this tint! It has transformed the appearance of my truck and I was amazed at how much cooler my truck stays, which is important in our Texas summers. This is actually the third roll that I have purchased from this company. I put 5% on my rear windows and 25% on my side windows. Putting 25% on my side windows was just a little too dark at night, plus my truck wouldn't pass inspection with that level of light passage, so I went with 35% which still allows for privacy during the day, isn't too dark at night, and passes the state safety inspection.

Not as advertised thus far. Came in a roll in a bag in an Amazon box. No company packaging like the pictures show. Edges bent over luckily I have to cut them anyway. So far not impressed. We’ll see how it installs.

I recently decided to give my vehicle a new look with the DIY-MotoShield Pro Premium Nano Ceramic Tint. First off, the quality of this tint is impressive. It has a premium feel, and once applied, it significantly enhances the appearance of the vehicle. The tint is accurate-looking, providing that sleek, professional finish I was hoping for. It's remarkable how it transforms the car's aesthetic while also offering the benefits of a ceramic tint, like reduced heat and glare.Installing the tint was somewhat manageable, though it did come with its challenges, especially for a novice like myself. If you're experienced in applying vehicle tints, you'll likely find the process straightforward. However, for beginners, there's a bit of a learning curve involved. It's crucial to follow the instructions carefully and perhaps even watch a few tutorial videos to get it right.However, my experience was marred by a significant issue - the sizing of the tint. Despite taking careful measurements before ordering, both times I received the product, it was shorter than what I had paid for. This discrepancy was frustrating, as it not only delayed my project but also raised concerns about quality control and customer service. Receiving less material than expected can be quite disheartening, especially when you're excited about a DIY project.In conclusion, the DIY-MotoShield Pro Premium Nano Ceramic Tint is a quality product that can greatly enhance the look and functionality of your vehicle. However, be mindful of the sizing issues. Double-check the measurements when ordering and perhaps even anticipate needing a bit extra, just in case. The quality of the tint is definitely there, but the sizing inconsistency is something that needs attention from the manufacturer.

Utilized this product facing the sunrise where during the course of summer, quite a bit of heat is generated. Time will tell if this makes a difference of indoor heat temperatures. First time installing window tint of any kind, wasn't too difficult, just need to have a sharp cutting implement when splicing two sheets together. Found a few YouTube videos on this technique, just haven't mastered it yet. With that being said, would look for a wider roll to eliminate splicing. Far as quality of tint, was not disappointed with it...applied quite a bit of soapy water and that helped eliminate bubbles. When outer barrier plastic is removed, use plenty of soapy water if continuing to push out bubbles, will leave streaks in the tint if not enough water is used.