DIY-MotoShield Pro Premium Nano Ceramic Tint (50% VLT) 20” in x 10’ ft Roll | Professional Window Film for Auto, Reduce Infrared Heat & Block UV by 99%

The media could not be loaded. The time and effort to DIY install this is worth it compared to dishing out 300-500 on a shop installation. I spent less than $100 on the tools and tint for my 2019 Camry and it turned out good. There are bubbles in spots but it’s good enough for what I wanted. The heat and privacy with the 15% ceramic is immediately noticeable. I’m going to do my windshield again soon with 50%.I highly recommend watching tutorials and getting the right tools to do this job. You CAN use a hairdryer like I did but I recommend a heat gun. A heat gun will turn this project from a 5 hour one to a 2 hour one.

I bought MotoShield Pro tint for my friend's car (Honda-CRV). The delivery was quick . The tint quality is really VERY VERY GOOD with compare to other brands. For front windshield and rear glass, the tint MUST be molded using heater before applying for the best result (otherwise it will be mess). For side windows, I applied directly without molding and it was perfect fit with no any hassles. Keep your car in hot sun for continuous three days to remove the water spots after applying the tint. I feel very cool and chill though I parked my car in hot sun for several hours. Also, I highly appreciate the customer service. I like the way they responded to my queries in short span with recommended solutions. Overall, its worth for money considering the quality of the product. "Motosheild Pro is Great Product".

If you are an absolute pro, then you would be able to use it, probably. Because it's very thin, and the adhesive is not strong, it is very very easy to crease it, burn it when shrinking, scratch it when pressing out bubbles. It's just not the best product out there.But, for the money, it only makes sense here if your already have a lot of experience tinting windows, or do not car about having many imperfections inside your tint job.This is because you'll run out of tint because you had to start over.For the newbie, I'll look around for thicker products, that have strong adhesive. This is how to get pro results at home. I learned the hard way, and it cost me time and $$. But I learned a lot. Se la vie

Great product. I used it on my office windows and it has greatly reduced the heat in my office. I would give this about a 4.75 star. The only reason I give 5 stars is because of the instructions. After the first window I decided to watch some videos online and found a couple (much easier) videos that showed an easier way. Needless to say, my 2nd window looks perfect. I will be ordering more though to complete our closet window and also an attic window.

I had ordered the 20 inch by 10 ft roll of tint for my front two windows of my 4Runner. After applying the film to the passenger side, I realized I did not have enough for the driver side window. The 10 ft roll should have been more than enough for the two windows. I measured the tint and it was only 6 ft! Unfortunately, I missed the 30 day return window by 1 day!

Looks fine and blocks heat-causing light as advertised. However:1. Shrinks so poorly that it's impossible to install on any glass that curves along two dimensions.2. Inspection sticker shreds and leaves glue on the product that is infeasible to remove, thus ruining a portion of the product.3. I've had to return other examples of this product for arriving damaged because it shipped in inadequate packaging. That of course delayed my work.

Choose the ceramic tint film for our RV windows as it is not supposed to affect cellular and WiFi signals like metallic based tint films do. I choose the 50% light transmission as I did not want it to dark but I did want the UV protection the ceramic film offered.The film came well packaged - no damage during shipment. I had not really applied any tint film but after watching some YouTube videos and reading over the included instructions it turned out well.

This was my first time tinting auto glass. Since it was side glass and vent windows on a 66 Mustang Fastback there weren't any contour issues or complex curves to work out. The window has a molding connected to it so I did have to trim to that molding. Instructions were sent with the tint , which was very helpful. I followed the directions and used the heat gun to finish it off to get the remaining tiny bubbles out, and the glass looks great.