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ExoShield is the leading windshield protection film designed to stop rock chips and prevent expensive windshield damage.
ExoShield is a layered film that combines a flexible, shock absorbing layer with our proprietary nanoceramic coating technology to give you durable protection.
Get protection that can keep up with your daily lifestyle. ExoShield is the longest lasting and most durable windshield protection in the industry and is built to withstand any climate.
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With our certified installers, your car is in great hands! Have ExoShield custom fit to any windshield for premium protection.
FIND AN INSTALLERLove doing things yourself? Shop our DIY kits for flat, vertical windshields with extra impact resistance for your vehicle on (or off) road.
SHOP DIY KITSExoShield is optimized for drivers.
Stop rock chips in their tracks with a film that gives you at least 6X more impact resistance than glass alone.
Visible light transmittance of >90% gives you the protection you need without affecting your visibility or your vehicle's appearance.
Windshield protection should save you time, not create a hassle. We built longevity into our technology to give you longer lasting protection.
Whether you need a custom cut or want to do it yourself - There's an option for you!
Whether you drive a Porsche or a Toyota, ExoShield GT3 is for you. Our premium windshield protection film is designed for every driver and every vehicle. Have it professionally installed at one of our certified installer locations for a perfect fit every time.
ExoShield ULTRA is made for those who need a little extra impact resistance. 60% thicker for more protection, we designed ExoShield ULTRA specifically for flat windshields that suffer from frequent windshield damage. Available now as a ready-to-install DIY kit!
You may be familiar with paint protection film and be wondering if you can just slap it on your front glass. Spoiler alert: absolutely not! Here's why and what to do instead!
