🎨 VViViD 3M Clear Paint Protection Vinyl Film 12 Inch Wide - Custom Size with Tools (12 Inch x 72 Inch, Including Detailer & 2X Black Felts) Review

I painted the island in my new kitchen a nice "pop of color" and unfortunately that's where my bin is. Obviously we're very "garbage" people, so we're constantly pulling out this box to throw out the garbage. The problem was that after only four months in the house I started to see where the paint had gone bad. I bought a sheet of this clear VViVId 3M paint protection vinyl to see if it would help. And the BOY did it. I touched the top of the box and then cut and glued a strip of vinyl. It's…

I did some research and asked everyone I knew who could contribute to this stuff and watched a few videos just to make sure I didn't screw it up too much! What happened!?! I fed some of them! Big debate - soap or not soap! There's just so much back and forth going on, and doing it this way can cause it to go back and forth! So *"#$&instructions would be a lifesaver here! So first round no soap and he's in the trash. Second round with soap and everything went like a dream, looks great and still…

Clean yellowed headlights. Polish the rebuilt headlight. Clean again with isopropyl alcohol to remove grease and fingerprints. Put on nitrile gloves. Wash gloves with isopropyl alcohol to remove dust and fingerprints. clean water. Remove the protective film and moisten it with clean water. Apply to the headlights with a squeegee. Work slowly to remove wrinkles and bubbles. If necessary, use a hair dryer to stretch the foil around uneven curves. and oxygen, as well as crushed stone for 3-5…

After restoring the headlights on my 2008 Mazdaspeed 3 for the third time, I decided to apply some of this film to protect against UV and other damage. I looked into products for restoring headlights with a separate UV coating, but heard a lot of complaints from users. So I decided to go this route. Hopefully this will last a few years and they will be easier to remove/replace later on. Regarding instructions, 3M has published a PDF document that suggests wet application and describes the…

This film is really easy to apply using a water spray gun and a good quality flexible squeegee (be sure to use distilled water or reverse osmosis water to avoid hard water residue). The material easily conformed to the complex curvature of my bike's gas tank. There was also enough stretch so I could easily remove and shift the sheet. It looks much more understated than a self-adhesive tank wrap, it's almost impossible to see the wrap except in direct sunlight. The edges didn't come loose either

I really like this product. I've never installed clear vinyl ceiling lights, but have repainted a few pairs. I wanted my Honda headlights to be painted last so I bought these. It took a lot of time and effort to go through a few grits of wet sandpaper and then apply the final polishes. To keep all this work going and then cleaning the lenses with isopropyl, I took a spray bottle with a few drops of mild soap mixed with water and isopropyl. It was a bit slippery to apply the film to the…