Windshield Protection Film

Begin with the glass you have

Tell us about the current windshield and any chips, cracks or existing film. A protection film is not a repair for damaged glass. Ask whether the specific product is suitable for your car and visibility needs.

Clarify the film and its limitations

Request the proposed product's specifications and written care instructions. Products differ in optical properties, installation needs and maintenance; we do not promise universal fit or impact-proof glass.

Know the legal distinction

Texas DPS distinguishes clear, untinted UV film from sunscreening devices and sets conditions for windshield applications. Confirm the specific film and current regulations before installation.

Questions to bring

A clear film is not the same as an approved tint shade or a replacement windshield. Product, scope and price are confirmed individually.

• Is my vehicle and windshield compatible?
• How is visibility checked?
• What product and care instructions apply?
• Does existing glass damage call for replacement first?

Common questions

Will windshield film fix an existing crack?

No. Damaged glass may need assessment or replacement. Describe any chips or cracks when requesting a quote.

Is it the same as window tint?

No. Windshield protection film and side-window tint have different purposes and may be subject to different legal and product considerations.