Snapguard Solutions

Tint worked out really well and looks nice. You'll need an area to lay this out to cut it correctly. Also make sure you have the proper squeegee for this job. Follow the instructions and spray glass and the tint. Then spray outside of tint while using squeegee so everything glides nicely, again look at the install video. Cutting the excess tint is the hardest part, I used the squeegee to hold the tint flush against edge while cutting. I went over the tint multiple times, again spraying so the squeegee glides. I did buy a cheap heat gun at Harbor Freight though I was told by one rep that it wasn't necessary. No bubbles, looks good.

Easy to install looks great the shade blocks the view from the outside in completely

I’m completely Impressed with how much heat has been repelled from my sliding glass door. Never priced tiny before but I didn’t feel like I was over paying for product. Installing was easier with 2 people, tint adhered to glass nicely any malfunctions where definitely from me. All I can say is pet hair is invisible so be very tedious when cleaning before install.

I’m completely Impressed with how much heat has been repelled from my sliding glass door. Never priced tiny before but I didn’t feel like I was over paying for product. Installing was easier with 2 people, tint adhered to glass nicely any malfunctions where definitely from me. All I can say is pet hair is invisible so be very tedious when cleaning before install.

We were working on 3 new skylights in a cathedral ceiling, one of them happened to shine in right on our thermostat (old ones were not see through) and effected the temperature of the house. It was a little challenging to separate the film off, but fairly simple to use; definitely have to keep it wet during application.

We were working on 3 new skylights in a cathedral ceiling, one of them happened to shine in right on our thermostat (old ones were not see through) and effected the temperature of the house. It was a little challenging to separate the film off, but fairly simple to use; definitely have to keep it wet during application.

Put in my camper made a BIG difference in keeping it cool

We bought the ceramic tint for our lake house that has full sun all day, but we still wanted to be able to see our view. Two of us installed the film on all of the windows in two days without any issue. It was so easy once we got down the technique.A couple of lessons learned to pass along:The more solution used the better, don’t be shy with the spray.Be sure to get a good set of tools, like a couple different shapes of squeegees to get all the touch bubbles and into the corners.We started on a corner window that isn’t very visible, which allowed us to work on our technique and make a few errors without too much frustration.Not sure about the reduced heat aspect, yet, but installation went better than expected!

We bought the ceramic tint for our lake house that has full sun all day, but we still wanted to be able to see our view. Two of us installed the film on all of the windows in two days without any issue. It was so easy once we got down the technique.A couple of lessons learned to pass along:The more solution used the better, don’t be shy with the spray.Be sure to get a good set of tools, like a couple different shapes of squeegees to get all the touch bubbles and into the corners.We started on a corner window that isn’t very visible, which allowed us to work on our technique and make a few errors without too much frustration.Not sure about the reduced heat aspect, yet, but installation went better than expected!

I love how this turned out you can barely tell from the inside it’s there just takes that bright glare from the window. From outside you cannot see in at all I love it!

70% ceramic was what I got. I had flat single pane windows that do not slide open. Install was fairly easy. I first tinted 3 windows that were in the sun most of the day. This was a test to see how well this tint worked. My Girlfriends is home during the day said those 2 rooms were noticeably more comfortable. I ordered more and tinted some more windows. 3 windows in our living room are glaringly bright all day, even with blinds on. 70% was just enough to knock out the harsh glare. Even though these windows do not get direct light I could still feel the temperature difference as I got them tinted. This room is much more comfortable now. Don't think of it as blocking light coming though a window. This tint reflects heat even if its not in direct sunlight. I will be buying more to tint every window on my house.

70% ceramic was what I got. I had flat single pane windows that do not slide open. Install was fairly easy. I first tinted 3 windows that were in the sun most of the day. This was a test to see how well this tint worked. My Girlfriends is home during the day said those 2 rooms were noticeably more comfortable. I ordered more and tinted some more windows. 3 windows in our living room are glaringly bright all day, even with blinds on. 70% was just enough to knock out the harsh glare. Even though these windows do not get direct light I could still feel the temperature difference as I got them tinted. This room is much more comfortable now. Don't think of it as blocking light coming though a window. This tint reflects heat even if its not in direct sunlight. I will be buying more to tint every window on my house.

Was looking to darken up my home windows. Decided to go with the 5%. Tint was easy to install and home feels much more comfortable. I highly recommend!

Application is similar to other tint I’ve used prior. Used 70% for residential application. Our wood floor was noticeably cooler to the touch. Unsure of specific IR/UV reduction values, seems to work as described.

Application is similar to other tint I’ve used prior. Used 70% for residential application. Our wood floor was noticeably cooler to the touch. Unsure of specific IR/UV reduction values, seems to work as described.