Great Question! Yes, the liner stays on while you shrink / mold ExoShield Windshield Protection film. The liner remains attached until you have the film fully formed and are ready to install it onto the glass.

Windshield's are susceptible to all kinds of damage from everyday driving, and replacing the front glass on new vehicles has become very expensive! ExoShield Windshield Protection Film is designed to protect the glass from stone chips, scratching, etching and other damage, saving drivers from an expensive windshield replacement. Many vehicles owners don't find out how costly it is to replace their windshield until it's too late!

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The tools we supply in the ULTRA tool kit are created with materials designed to not scratch the surface of the film during installation. There is a chance that the film could scratch from debris being stuck in the squeegee while applying the pressure needed to get the moisture out from behind the ULTRA. Making sure to always wet the surface of the film while you're squeegeeing will help avoid this! If the squeegee itself feels rough on the edge of the blade an imperfection on the squeegee itself could create a light scratch during the heavy squeegee passes, this is why we provide 2 squeegees in the tool kit! If you need additional help with installing ExoShield ULTRA, shoot us an email! [email protected]

With the windshield being a huge target for rocks on the road, it's a smart call for drivers who want to avoid windshield damage!

Hey! Fair question. We released these kits for the exact reasons you mentioned. They're super flat which makes them prone to chipping. Tiny... sure compared to other windshields, but have you ever tried putting on a phone screen protector? When paired up with our DIY kits, these windshields are easy enough that someone who has never installed film before can get a great result (make sure to watch our installation videos first!) More complicated installations we leave to our network of professional installers to make sure the protected clients get the best possible results. Thanks for asking!

Hey there! We appreciate you sharing your honest opinion about the installation process. We do have a network of professional installers all over North America who are ready to help in these situations. If you haven't yet, reach out to [email protected] to see if our team can provide any assistance!

Tailgating or not, rocks can fly up at any moment! kzfaq.infodD56Sw_u_CA?feature=shared

Hi there! This is a common question we get! Windshield wipers themselves will not scratch ExoShield ULTRA! It's only when debris gets lodged in the wipers that the risk of scratching increases. We recommend keeping the windshield wipers in good condition and clean to prevent scratches to the film.

You know your stuff! ExoShield Windshield Protection Film is designed to withstand the UV that would quickly degrade most other substrates used in this application. We do this through our proprietary nanotechnology solutions that are embedded into the makeup of our windshield protection films. We have a a few videos where we show the impact protection in action! Check this out → kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ntiKm6aKltGviH0.htmlfeature=shared While it might be hard to believe, our engineers have been hard at work for years now pushing this technology forward and we are proud to stand behind ExoShield as a true and lasting protection solution.

That's fair! Glad you have an option that works for you. This film can also function as a way for users to avoid high-value insurance claims that could increase their insurance rates. We've also heard of people getting dropped off their insurance for too many windshield replacement claims in a given time. Thanks for your comment!

Hey John, if the impact did cause damage through the film you will need to have the ExoShield removed to repair the damage. We would suggest that you email our support team with photos of the damage for us to help guide you on the next steps. The support email is *[email protected]* Thanks for reaching out!

Hello! We sell this film strictly to our partnered installation network. Visit this link to apply to become a partner and start offering our products! www.getexoshield.com/exoshield-partner-application

We have a DIY product designed specifically for JK and JL Wranglers! shop.getexoshield.com/

Haha! That is a common comparison we get! Exactly! It's like a giant phone screen protector but for your car's windshield!

Don’t buy a windshield for $800, buy our thin plastic film for $800. Why pay that much for glass when you can just get plastic that is paper thin.

@@Edg1086 Hi there! Our DIY ULTRA kits are the thickest single-layer shock-absorbing film on the market at 8-mil. These sell for as little as $179 or $199 with tools to complete the installation! shop.getexoshield.com/products/ford-bronco-diy-kit

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Cars with ADAS systems like Teslas can definitely benefit from getting windshield protection!

That is most definitely a Jeep!

Tempered Glass screen protectors are built to break so your expensive screen underneath doesn't. While the idea behind protecting your screen, and protecting your windshield is the same our film is made up of a completely different material!

These DIY kits do in fact come to you preshrunk! Visit the link below to apply to become an installer with us! www.getexoshield.com/exoshield-partner-application

We offer diy kits for Jeeps and Broncos currently! If you have a vehicle different from that, we offer professional installations through our partnered shops all over the world. Visit the link below for our map and to find one near you! www.getexoshield.com/windshield-protection-film-installers

Thanks so much for the honest feedback! We're dedicated to continuously updating our support, and providing a great protection experience. Hearing from customers like you really helps! Would you mind sharing your experience on our google reviews? It helps other Jeep / Bronco owners find us and save their glass! g.page/r/CRzQ2tgmRWxFEBM/review

Hey Andrew! Great question. In order for us to create consistency in this test we used a perfectly round steel ball, but we've launched rocks, bolts, nuts and tons of other objects at glass protected by ExoShield at highway speeds. Realistically the steel ball is going to cause more damage than a rock of similar size or weight for a few reasons. One being that steel is much harder and more dense than rock. This means that all of the force from the projectile is being transferred into the film and glass rather than back into the rock, destroying it.