I bought MotoShield Pro precut tint for my Honda-CRV. Delivery was quick and the precut tint was perfect fit for my car. The tint quality is really VERY VERY GOOD with compare to other brands. For front windshield and rear glass, the tint MUST be molded using heater before applying for the best result (otherwise it will be mess). For side windows, I applied directly without molding and it was perfect fit with no any hassles. Keep your car in hot sun for continuous three days to remove the water spots after applying the tint. I feel very cool and chill though I parked my car in hot sun for several hours. Also, I highly appreciate the customer service. I like the way they responded to my queries in short span with recommended solutions. Overall, its worth for money considering the quality of the product. "Motosheild Pro is Great Product".

Works out really well so long as you know what your doing. I heavily recommend getting the practice sheet. Also, a word of advice for applying it, make sure the windows are warm before. It was a pain trying to put the windshield tint on in the winter but as soon as I turned the car on and cranked the heat up, it went on effortlessly.

*FYI, this is something I did not know, so depending on if you want absolute clarity, ceramic tint may not be for you.*
Low Angle Haze(LAH) is the condition that afflicts many high heat rejection "ceramic" window films. When the sun is at a low angle in the sky, this foggy appearance is most pronounced. The higher the IR rejection (Infra-red rejection), the higher the LAH.
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Packaged very well and all the cuts look like they will line up with enough overlap to allow for shrinking. I did have one issue with the back windshield though.

I just took it to the installer and he noticed the the third brake light was cutout and I dont have one. I just contacted the vendor for a resolution. My rating will go up or down based on their response, and what the installer says about the tint.

*Update 1* The seller is sending me a replacement back window. Changed the rating to 5 stars. My installer said it went on relatively easy and his only comment was that it was a thick film. I live in Arizona, so I wasn't expecting any miracle change with this tint, but it is noticeably cooler inside the car, and the AC works more efficiently because of the tint. Of note: the front windshield at 70% has a slight haze to it depending on the angle of the sun. It's not horrible, but figured I would mention it here.

*Update 2* The back windshield is installed and the low angle haze is very noticeable here too. All windows have it. It's a minor annoyance that is a common problem with all ceramic window tints. Ultimately, the higher IR and heat rejection are worth the haze, as it only happens in certain light conditions, and never at night. I'll add photos later.

Have a professional install it. It will be worth the extra money not to get a headache! I wasted the front and rear windshield pieces.

First let me say that this is a great product. Second, let me qualify that by saying the only experience I've had besides this with window film was the film I applied to the windows in my home. So when I decided to tackle this project because the local shop wanted over $500, I based my ability to get it done properly on this limited experience. What I discovered was this: side windows on a normal passenger car are fairly straightforward and it is possible to achieve acceptable results as these windows tend to be flat, vertical and of a manageable size. But the REAR window (on my car, a 2005 Chevy Classic) is tilted back at a 50 degree angle, has imbedded antennae, heating elements, and a field of small raised dots which may be for sun mitigation. The space is cramped, even with the rear shelf and seat removed. Bottom line: I was completely unable to get the film installed in the rear glass. I had watched several hours of Utube videos, and I had an assistant but was completely unprepared for the degree of difficulty there. I don't blame the product, I blame the hubris of the idiot I hired to install the product. The only product fault was that two of the pieces were mislabeled, but that wasn't much of an issue because of the obvious differences in shape. The seller included a practice piece and clear instructions; there were no creases or any defects when the product arrived, it was perfect. If anyone is still thinking of applying their own film, I heartily recommend this product. Just be aware of your own limitations, and be especially sure that you know how to heat shrink the film properly because it is an important step, ESPECIALLY on the rear glass. I think that someone in better shape than I would do a better job, so I'm giving this product 5 stars all around because my side glass turned out well enough that I'm not gonna just have the entire car redone by a shop.