We have 5%, 15%, 25%, 35%, 50%, 70%, and 75%

@@motoshieldpro whats the one used there

Watch the video

​@@drock00013my heatgun has 3 settings,but no temperature mentioned on any of them.Happy now?Play smart somewhere else

It can't be moved or touched and the windows can't go up or down..

it was precut but generally 40 inch x 6 foot film would cover front windshield area for most cars

@@motoshieldpro thank you 🙏 and the for the back one is the same size for most cars as well ? Or they are smaller

@@jesuslopez5494 Back windshield can be smaller than the front. 4 door cars or corupes could be the same. SUVs/Tucks and even min van can be smaller in the back .

We may have some complaints, but we have many more 5-star reviews than negative ones. Most complaints come from people who do not research nano ceramic tint enough and dont know how to install. Bad fits come from full vehicle details not being provided. We work 1000% to make sure our customers are taken care of. Let us know if you have any questions. We are more than happy to provide a promo code for you to gain your trust.

@@motoshieldpro what about the cloudiness? Several reviews complain about a pink haze or cloudiness in direct sunlight. What causes that, and would it be covered by warranty? I'll be happy to take a promo code. Right now I'm still calling and comparing prices of local professional installs of other tints, but if I decide to diy it then I will probably be ordering some within the next few days.

@@dummkompf Great question. That cloudiness occurs due to "low angle haze" and that is found in every nano ceramic tint. It occurs when light waves are scattered in different directions as they pass through the surface of the tinted glass, creating a hazy or cloudy appearance when viewed at certain angles. Additionally, the darker the shade, the less "haze" there is. Proper installation techniques can help to ensure that the tinting material is applied smoothly and evenly, further reducing the likelihood of haze or other visible imperfections. MotoShield Pro Full Warranty information is on www.motoshieldpro.com/pages/warranty Send us a direct message for a promo code.

@@motoshieldpro ok, well I don't doubt that all nanoceramic films can suffer from low angle haze, but I'm guessing the more expensive films have less of it... That's the only concern stopping me from ordering your film, idk how bad the haze would be or how often I would see it. Better optical clarity is worth paying a lot extra for, imo, so I can't decide what to do....

@@dummkompf precut window tint would be for somebody that knows what they want. If you are curious or unsure and would just like to see the tint film for yourself you can always purchase a roll. We offer 30-day back refunds if the product is returned unused and is in its original packaging. You can also ready some non-sposnored blogs that highlight our window tint film. www.caranddriver.com/car-accessories/a38486576/70-tint-on-windshield/ or www.forbes.com/wheels/accessories/best-window-tints/

That is our 50% Nano Ceramic Tint. It has an organic brown to it yes. It is color stable, blocks 99% of UV, up to 99% of IR heat, and is backed by our lifetime warranty.

Hello there! 1. we do not have a silver finish in our nano ceramic tint films. 2. Only the inside of the sunroof gets the window tint installed on it.

@@motoshieldpro Thanks. MSP. I have purchased this product from Amazon, choosing the 75% VLT nano-ceramic. I am an avid DIY guy so will post back on how well I do ;-)

@@charl1em0uze89 Thanks for choosing MotoShield Pro on Amazon! Don't hesistate to reach out to us if there are any issues or further questions.

70% Nano Ceramic Tint by MotoShield Pro. Rejects 95% IRR and 99% of UV Rays

That's what I'll be using it for, just got mine in the mail. I'll get it up here in a week or so

Yes we do! You can buy confidently from our Amazon store by visiting here: www.amazon.com/motoshieldpro

We've never seen such method get done before. A coin doesn't sound like it would be the right tool. Would recommend using either a hard card or thin squeegee to get it under any tight seals. Some people also remove the seals as well. Just depends on the vehicle you have. We wish you the best with your installation!

You are correct about that. Cleaning is a top priority and we include that step very thoroughly in all of our written instructions on our website and along with every order. Bad cleaning job = bad tint job.

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Hope that helps a bit!

@@motoshieldpro yes all.good thanks.👍

best of luck!

How did it go?

You could throw it up on the glass bone dry depending on the slope of the glass. Wet method works fine too.

MotoShield Pro stands 100% by our product. If you purchased our product and did not achieve your desired results, let us know by contacting our customer service line.

@@motoshieldpro from where can I get one

Hello Hercule, great questions! Our tint does excellent in heat rejection. Blocks up to 99% of IR rays (heat) and in some cases you'll notice temperature reductions by up to 25°F as well as crazy A/C efficiency. Our films are color-stable and will never turn purple because they are no dyes.

@@motoshieldpro I want 80% tiny for my windshield. Will it stay 70% or above on the tint meter once installed? If it does I'll buy it.

Hello Ninjamaag, When tinting your front windshield or rear glass, you'll have to cut around any mirror trips and brake lights. Hope this helps!

No warranty voided.

We have precut tint packages available on the link below the video starting at $119.99. After that, cost is dependent on who you have install your tint.

@@motoshieldpro no way you got nano ceramic for 120 those tint jobs for 6 windows will cost 1k easy

@@HXRMLESS Yes we got it and it is one of the best and MUST things to have if you're a Tesla owner. Blocks a ton of heat and it gives your car a nice look👌🏻

I bought the whole car kit for $187 on Amazon precut and will diy it when it arrives. Window tint isn't too hard if you're patient, and clean well, heat it up and keep it wet and clean. I'm going to say clean 1 more time. Clean.

@@whatwethinkwebecome2891 Did you install the tint yet? I am thinking of going the same route