DIY-MotoShield Pro Premium Nano Ceramic Tint (5% VLT) 36” in x 5’ ft Roll | Professional Window Film for Auto, Reduce Infrared Heat & Block UV by 99%

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!

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.

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.

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.