MotoShield ProDIY Premium Nano Ceramic Tint (15% VLT) 36” in x 10’ ft Roll | Professional Window Film for Auto, Reduce Infrared Heat & Block UV by 99%

I installed the film in my truck and noticed a big difference in heat reduction it made. I will be by in More soon from my other cars.

If 3m and vivid are 5 star, motoshield pro is a 2 star. 3m is a bit more durable than vivid, however I like the way vivid is flexible work with. Motoshield feels decent quality almost between a 3m or vivid, however the adhesion is awful. I even resorted to using Rapid tac2, which I normally wouldn't use, it still doesn't bond well.I ended up just throwing this motoshield pro away. Complete loss/waste of money. Don't waste your money, just spend the 10% more and get a quality product.

Thick dark and easy to put on

I got some of the 15% to tint my project car. It's fairly thick and easy to handle. Make sure to get a good quality razor knife and use a new blade for each cut. I've been a vinyl installer for decades so the theory behind the install was well understood and it translated jusr as well into practice. The only issue I ran into was the recommended overhang on the sides to tuck into the weather seal was too much for my application. I used Johnsons baby shampoo at 1tsp per quart of water for the clean and install and got a $20 tint kit from Amazon to help it along. Just like laying vinyl, the prep makes the install. Cleaned the heck out of everything with extra care spent on the window weatherstripping, and even used a clay bar to be extra sure. It was simple and straightforward and I did use a heat gun to help it along. In a week or so after it's cured up and I can see it in use, I'll decide if I'll get some more and do some other projects.

i need15%。inside was 75%

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.

The media could not be loaded. Updated Review: I am getting the sense that the van feels more comfortable in the sun than with the metallic film but not sure. However, the ceramic starts to show noticeable bubbles.The film blocks UV rays indeed but the bare windows on the van already block UVA and B. I am yet to confirm if the ceramic tint reduces heat in the van. And now that the tint is on the van I realize I should have gone for the 25% instead of the 15% as the vehicle is still too dark for me.

Adhesion is almost non-existant, it creases incredibly easy and does not act like a tint that will last a long while.I tried shrinking it vs not and there was no difference in how it acted. I don't know if I received a bad roll but this stuff is worse than the crud at Walmart.

My son who is very capable and detailed couldn’t install

Never gonna buy it again

Great quality. The film is easy to install (if you have the tools and knowledge). Tint (15%) looks like 25% on advertising. So you may request a little darker grade for the one you are looking for.

It's a good tint for someone who knows what they are doing. If this is your first tint job (like it was mine), get a cheaper tint or get it professionally installed. It is ridiculously hard to work with.