Sensor-aware planning
This product route is meant for front-glass discussions where the dealer should confirm ADAS, HUD, rain-sensor, and front-camera zones before installation.
WINDSHIELD
Clear Guard Windshield
Exterior protection film for front glass where impact risk, visibility, and sensor compatibility all need to be discussed together.
The current sourced product record covers glass-grade Aliphatic TPU, 99% optical clarity, 80% IR rejection, 99% UV rejection, self-healing hydrophobic anti-glare surface behavior, and support notes for ADAS, HUD, rain sensor, and front camera zones.
SYSTEM FIT
Built for front-glass conversations, not generic body-panel PPF
Windshield protection has a different decision surface from standard paint-protection planning. The dealer needs to assess the glass, the driver view, and any hardware zones that sit on or near the windshield.
Exterior windshield use case
The sourced record positions this product as exterior front-glass protection with software-cut application and heat-shrink shaping for windshield curvature.
Scaffold-gated source surface
Rendered claims on this page are limited to the sourced Clear Guard Windshield record while product review and route-promotion review remain open.
COMPATIBILITY
Why dealers check glass systems before installation
ADAS / front camera
The sourced product record lists support for ADAS and front-camera zones, so dealers should confirm those areas before installation.
HUD / rain sensor
The current sourced data also covers HUD and rain-sensor compatibility, making system discussion part of the windshield-fit conversation.
Optical clarity
The record tracks 99% optical clarity, which is why this route focuses on clean viewing conditions rather than only impact resistance.
SPECS
Specs to review with a dealer
This table is rendered from the current sourced product record only. It keeps the windshield-fit conversation grounded in the fields already tracked in `src/data/products.ts`.
| Clear Guard Windshield | |
|---|---|
| Material | Glass-grade Aliphatic TPU |
| Thickness | Glass-grade TPU |
| Optical clarity | 99% |
| IR rejection | 80% |
| UV rejection | 99% |
| Surface | Self-healing, hydrophobic, anti-glare |
| Vehicle systems | ADAS, HUD, rain sensor, front camera |
| Chemical / car-wash resistance | Excellent — solvents, car-wash chemicals |
| Impact resistance | Extreme — stone chip and debris impact |
| Glass fragmentation hold | Holds shattered glass fragments |
| Installation method | Software-cut exterior application, heat shrinkable |
| Warranty | 1 year or 20,000 km |
VISUALS
New and existing installation visuals
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Share the vehicle model and windshield-system details first
The dealer should confirm vehicle class, glass shape, and system zones before final fit, install timing, or quote discussion moves forward.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What kind of vehicle is this route meant for?
It is meant for vehicles where the windshield is a high-risk, high-value surface, especially luxury vehicles, EVs, and cars with front-camera, HUD, rain-sensor, or ADAS-related windshield zones.
Does the film replace normal windshield care or inspection?
No. The film adds a protection layer, but dealers should still inspect existing chips, cracks, edge damage, sensor zones, and glass curvature before installation is confirmed.
What should I discuss with a dealer before booking?
Share the vehicle model and note whether the windshield includes ADAS, HUD, a rain sensor, or front-camera hardware. This helps the dealer confirm system zones and installation planning before work begins.
Why is optical clarity emphasized so strongly?
Because front-glass protection only works if the driver view stays clean and predictable. The sourced product record includes 99% optical clarity, which is why the conversation around fit and system compatibility matters so much on this route.
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