MotoShield Pro 15% VLT Nano Ceramic Window Tint for Car 20” in x 10’ ft 2PLY Roll High Heat Rejection & Glare Reduction Auto Tint Privacy Film, Rejects up to 99% IRR, 99% UV Blocking, Easy DIY Shrink

Very xnice nano tint. Great for DIY and high quality at that. Very sensitive to heat. Be careful.

Great product . I have never tinted any window before but this product made me look like a pro. I watched a lot of videos online to get the techniques needed to apply the tint and I found some squeezes online that were rated high. Using what I learned with the videos the squeegees and a heat gun I had zero air or water bubbles on any of the 14 windows I tinted. If you were wondering if this was a good product just buy the product even a person who has never tinted before but who is good with tools this product made me look like a pro.

Bought this tint to do my front windsheild and it is the biggest waste of money, if your going to buy tint do not buy this brand very thin and flimsy not 2ply. I shrinked the film and cut it to fit the glass and it crinkled up like nothing when I tried installing it. Worst tint you can possibly buy save your money and buy the more expensive well known film, this stuff is not worth the money I wish I would have taken into consideration all the other terrible reviews of this and not bought it.

I’ve done a decent bit of research and attempted with another film that was terrible quality. This, even as a novice, is great! Shrinking could totally just be me, but it’s given me one helluva time to do. I wasted a $50 roll and only managed the two quarter windows, but I’ll still be able to finish the whole car now and under $200 compared to the $450 I’ve been quoted by the nearest shops.

I put this on my drivers side door window to help stop the spread of my skin cancer. This product applied well looks good and protects my skin from harmful rays. I would definitely recommend .

Looks dope and keeps the heat out 🤘🏻

I guess needed 3 packages to do 4 windows, the rear window and the little sideview windows. If i can get my windows professionally tinted for $200, why would a novice pay the same to diy it.

The media could not be loaded. Time consuming but saves the pockets big time. You will get some imperfections like bubbles but if you buy a cheap tool kit and use a heat gun and after watching a couple tutorials you will have a dark tinted car for cheap. For me to be able to have 15% ceramic on my car for under $100 is completely worth it. Highly recommend this DIY project.