It’s not waviness from curving around the windshield. The windshield on my Esprit is really flat. It’s just the way the film is. I am talking about very small waves not big ones. And it causes haloing at night. As I said in my original post, you stop noticing the waves during daylight driving.
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It's been our experience that installation of Windshield Gard kits, our product name for windshield protection film kits, is best left to professionals due to the size and complexity of the curvatures, especially on Tesla models. Thus, we only sell Windshield Gard kits to professional auto detailers and dealers. If you are interested in one of our kits for your windshield, we have installation professionals who could buy the kit and install it for you.
We are working on Grab Gard kits for the side windows as well. We hope to have something available in the next couple of months.
KenC, Sorry you are experiencing an issue with the packaging. It shouldn't be that way. Can you send some pictures of that? We will contact you separately to address this directly with you.
No, problem, I'll clean the film carefully, just surprised the envelope was so grimy. You can see it's all over the tape that was used to tape the mailing address down. The film is better, but would be cleaned regardless. Here's a pic of the envelope:
moojimmy
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I've installed tint in the past and the toughest part is heat shrinking to get the right shape. If there's a product that's pre-shrinked to fit the rear windows I wouldn't mind paying a premium to purchase and ship.
As others mentioned, protecting the small window means the thief would then resort to breaking the larger window just to pull the seat down. I would feel a lot better if the film is applied to both the rear window and the quarter window.
Still, I have two concerns:
- Is there such as thing as an emergency situation where you would want the window to break in order to reach the passengers after a crash?
- Can someone slash the window with a razor blade and compromise the integrity of the film?
As others mentioned, protecting the small window means the thief would then resort to breaking the larger window just to pull the seat down. I would feel a lot better if the film is applied to both the rear window and the quarter window.
Still, I have two concerns:
- Is there such as thing as an emergency situation where you would want the window to break in order to reach the passengers after a crash?
- Can someone slash the window with a razor blade and compromise the integrity of the film?
jamaro
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How much is shipping? The workflow of your site requires me to give up all my info (email, address) before I learn the total cost, I'd prefer to know an estimate just by entering my zip code before giving all the rest of my PII.
jkoya
NA2 NSX
Yes. I think that’s the issue. Hopefully, if they can’t quickly get thru the small window, they’ll give up, since breaking the rear window sets off the alarm.
It's only the quarter glass rear window ... so they can still break the regular window if needed.
Yeah ... really poor form on their part
moojimmy
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