Anti Fog Film Car Rear View Mirror Waterproof Film Protective Film Anti Glare Rain-Proof Anti Water Mist, HD Nano Film Anti-Glare,Anti-Scratch,Rainproof

Was kinda doubtful if this is really going to work, it was way easier to install then I thought, tested with 3 days of rain and 1 snow day and I can honestly say that they worked great. I can see clearly during the rain from my side mirrors now. Hope it will last for a long time.

This product did not work at all. It had more fog and the glare was still there and there were lots of bubbles in the screen. I would not recommend this product to anyone. Also it is not easy to install. The instructions are not great. I had to use google and find a video with this product to get better instructions.

I wish the product was larger, it really doesnt cover a ton of space on my mirror, additionally. The anti glare is nowhere near as dramatic as the images in the product description would lead you to believe, to their credit, it does have anti glare, it's just not great. Install and application is very easy and straighforward, although you'll probably end up with bubbling inevitably, hard to get every single speck of dirt off a mirror that's been getting coated in it for 100000 miles.

Doesn’t work as stated

Have been looking for this kind of products since snows and rains a lot my area. Easy to install and just follow the instructions. So far it works well, I can see the difference between anti-fog area and the one is not.

Doesn't work so well. While installing as described, when peeling top layer off, it was taking the whole thing off. In trying to just take the top layer without the whole thing lifting , the peeling tag ripped off. I guess for this it created bubbles, the view is blurry especially at night when lights from other cars hit it, it's blurry and it blinds you more.

When I heard about these, they sounded too good to be true, which is exactly right.The concept is there, but the execution is lacking. If you installed these on a brand-new mirror in a laboratory, they'd probably work great, but in practice they just can't be installed without problems.The application process requires wetting both the mirror and the film's adhesive surface with water, sticking the film to the mirror, and then squeegie'ing out the water with a card. The trouble is that when you wet the surfaces, the water beads up, which results in the adhesive setting in splotchy patches and a warped image no matter how carefully you apply the film.

I was skeptical . But being in NYC we get it all from snow storms to the the occasional random downpours. Yesterday we just had a passing of the recent " winter vortex " followed by a nice ice rain for the rest the evening. I was surprised the area of film on my mirrors were free of droplets. Pretty cool!No more grabbing Dunkin' napkins and wiping down your mirrors when it rains!