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Often times, drivers underestimate the dangers of driving in adverse weather conditions, which can result in tragic accidents! This is especially true if the driver has never encountered bad weather on the road before. Conditions, such as snow, fog, or even heavy rain can make driving particularly dangerous for even the most careful drivers.

Introducing the Magic Anti Fog Film For Car Mirror, which contains a pack of 2 shield covers for your car’s side mirrors. This nanometer coating protective film, features high light transmittance, and is waterproof, anti-fog, and anti-glare to improve the safety factor when driving.

How to use the anti fog film for car mirror:

Use cleaning cloth to clear the dust and dirt off of the mirror, then peel protective cover (labelled 1) from the film and spritz the mirror and film with water (spray some alcohol, the product works better) before applying the rear view mirror shield to the mirror. Once applied, use a scraper to push out water and air trapped underneath the shield, then remove outer film (labelled 2).

*Note: Please remember to wipe the dirt and dust off the shield.

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How to use the anti fog film for car mirror:

*Note: Please remember to wipe the dirt and dust off the shield.

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It’s not easy to apply on side mirrors and windows, same skill required as doing screen protector for cellphones. It worked in raining day, temperature 50 degree. It worked very well on foggy days, which are common in pacific north west, see the picture. But if temperature is lower than freezing point, it cannot help more than a thinner frost than non-covered glass.

Looks pretty good so far. Going to wait until it rains to see if it’s really doing it’s job.

Works good... bought an extra set for my wife's car.

Nice product

DON'T BE LIKE ME AND READ THE INSTRUCTIONS! At first, the product didn't work at all... until I read the instruction one more time, more carefully. The instructions started making sense this time. I realized I missed one last step. There was a backing film that has not been peeled off. There are totally 3 layers: one liner (backing film) on each side of the thin and clear film that applied to the mirror.