Motoshield ProPremium 2mil Ceramic Window Tint For Auto - 36 Inches x 10 Feet (75%) [99% Infrared Heat Reduction/Blocks 99% UV] Window Film Roll

Honestly, the film is mediocre at best. It wrinkles easily and is difficult to work with. I purchased this one thinking it will be a big upgrade compared to the film sold at Canadian tires. However, the film is just as bad, but costs a lot more.The look from the outside isn't too bad but from the inside the film isn't as clear as expensive films. So, would I purchase this one again? No!

I bought this 75% VLT UV blocking film for my van side windows. The tint is quite minimal and will not interfere with night vision in the side-view mirrors (critical). My windows are "full frame", so installation was a bit tricky. I cut paper templates, then first-cut the film 3/8" outside the boundaries of the template. It worked except the vertical length was actually exact. Do over would be 3/8" on the sides and 3/4" top and bottom; that way there's some extra to trim off the top edge to get a perfect fit at the top of the glass. Otherwise, do what the videos show: Lots and Lots of spraying of soapy water; then squeegee like a mad man! ;-).In the end, my installations look professional and really are much cooler and more comfortable in the hot Arizona sun!

I used this film to tint East and West facing windows on my coffee shop. I was skeptical that this would be as significant of a difference, but just doing a basic test with 2 windows side-by-side you can feel a significant reduction in heat. Not sure if it lives up to the rated "99%" IR rejection claimed, but significant enough for me to leave a positive review. If you are after heat-rejection, I don't think a more expensive film warrants the price when considering the performance of this film.The tint cured to be clear, with a distinct blue-ish hue. I wish the film was less blue, but once all the windows are tinted, the blue-ish hue does not stand out as much. The adhesive did not grab as easily as I would have liked. Was a little tricky to get it to tack up with my slip solution. And the backing was a little tricky to remove. But minor con's for an overall good product. Did not have to shrink any windows, so can't comment on that.I also tried their 50% which has a pleasing charcoal tint, with a slight brownish hue but much more pleasing. 50% IMO is perfect if you want a slight reduction in brightness and harsh glare and is what I will continue to use.

Film went on easy. Did some testing to verify the numbers. They're a bit off from advertised but it works well.Tint AloneVLT 72.3%UVR 99.7%IRR 88.9 %Stock RAM WindowVLT 84.6%UVR 47.4%IRR 70.9%Ram With TintVLT 68.1%UVR 99.8%IRR 96.3%

Easy to install if you know how to install tint