Windshield Defense (Triple Layer Protection Film) - A little insurance goes a long way

Hi Guys,
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Thanks and please let us know if you have any questions!

- Benny

i had to laugh 50 cent savings....

Thanks Jeff, We fixed this in correspondence with Racing Optics selling price

- Benny

HEY! fifty cents is fifty cents. It used to be Twenty dollars is twenty dollars but I've fallen on hard times.


Benny is my dealer...

I called 2 of my local Jeep dealers and neither of them had a clue as to what these were.

I bought one and I will install it! Obviously the ___ in CDJR service in my area need educating!

Hey could you let us know how that install goes? 5 broken in past 7 years for me on 2 different cars. I'm considering putting on my Sahara.

Here's some homework for those considering the install. Check it out and order from Benny.

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/racing-optics-windshield-tear-away-review.77716/

https://windshielddefense.com/insta...i8m9vccVAbOfvG3t1WZCE_tf-RiY3--rf-l66RGqaKLkH

https://windshielddefense.com/insta...heMgJ3VvCDtv2GiJ5k03Sm8oSoh-wigeNjYCqPyv4OcfB

How does it hold up to wipers and dust? Curious if it scratches easy

Any third party tests/review videos?

How's it hold up to cleanings?

For $200 I can replace my windshield 4x through insurance and not have my premium skyrocket. In some states this coverage is mandatory.Really curious if there's any proper reviews/testing that's NOT sponsored by the actual product/distributor itself.

I bought and installed this product on my Jeep last month. The kit came with a good squeegee and PLENTY of installation fluid. It really IS as easy as the 1st video that Tudor posted above. I parked it in the sun for a few days to get rid of some remaining bubbles, as recommended. During the day, you don't even know it's there. I haven't driven it at night yet to see if there's any distortion, but this product isn't a cheap Amazon brand, so I'm expecting it to be good.

I can't stress enough- CLEAN THE HELL OUT OF YOUR WINDSHIELD!!! If there are ANY tiny bug parts or similar contaminants, they will cause a small air bubble in the film. I thoroughly cleaned the windshield twice with glass cleaner, and did the procedure with the spray and squeegee, but still got a few bubbles that had little specks of something in the middle of them. Next time, I will spray the windshield down with their spray, and scrape it down with one of those razor blade scrapers to make sure I get all the way down to the glass before I do the other cleanings. I might even consider using a clay bar on it...

I'd post pics and do the night-drive, but life is busy right now, and I don't have access to the Jeep. I'll update this in a couple weeks.

IceBerg said:

How does it hold up to wipers and dust? Curious if it scratches easy

Any third party tests/review videos?

How's it hold up to cleanings?

For $200 I can replace my windshield 4x through insurance and not have my premium skyrocket. In some states this coverage is mandatory.Really curious if there's any proper reviews/testing that's NOT sponsored by the actual product/distributor itself.

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We won a free install from our local awesome 4x4 shop (shout out to SFJ4X4 Simpson Family Jeeps! )
It was installed in early July. They did mention that our windshield was pretty banged up, though there were no breaks (Gorilla glass, '21, 60k miles).
We're glad to have it on as we don't have great windshield coverage, and realize we're lottery winners as far as Jeep windshields go. So far it still looks great, no scratching or blurring. We'll see how it does once we've had it on 3 days of highway driving for wheeling in Colorado/ Utah and back.

lindaspins said:

We won a free install from our local awesome 4x4 shop (shout out to SFJ4X4 Simpson Family Jeeps! )
It was installed in early July. They did mention that our windshield was pretty banged up, though there were no breaks (Gorilla glass, '21, 60k miles).
We're glad to have it on as we don't have great windshield coverage, and realize we're lottery winners as far as Jeep windshields go. So far it still looks great, no scratching or blurring. We'll see how it does once we've had it on 3 days of highway driving for wheeling in Colorado/ Utah and back.

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Sounds pretty positive.

Im just worried about this scratching up from wiper use with dust or other debris always being on the windshield

AllMoparParts.com said:

Hi Guys,
Through Mopar's affiliate program we now have direct access to more innovative products such as Racing Optic's Windshield Defense for your JL

Click here to purchase -----> https://www.allmoparparts.com/sku/68626164aa.html

Thanks and please let us know if you have any questions!

- Benny

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What is the thickness reduced by when each layer is removed? In other words, does it start 8mm thick and then reduced by 3mm after layer one is removed and then another 3mm when layer two is removed, thereby leaving the last layer at 2mm thick? Sounds like a great idea, I just need to know how each consecutive layer being removed reduces the impact protection. Thank you.

IceBerg said:

Sounds pretty positive.

Im just worried about this scratching up from wiper use with dust or other debris always being on the windshield

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I had concerns about that too, but haven't seen a problem so far. We try to never dry wipe the windshield, though- always hit at least a little washer fluid first.
According to all the info, each layer is expected to last about 6 months, so we'll see how it works out long term.
It's still a lot cheaper than a new windshield.

The dealer I bought my Jeep from has a big sign advertising this product but then when I inquired about it, they don’t actually do the installation and don’t have anybody capable to install it

I went with WPF ultrafit windcrest evo and after 2 months it’s saved me 2x. Also no noticeable scratches from wipers. I always use fluid when wipers on unless it’s a super heavy rain, but even then the film acts similar to rainx so you don’t always need wipers

Suggest you get any WPF installed at a wrap shop who knows their shit