Xotic Tech Clear Universal Protection Review

If you are installing this and have never done it before, it can be difficult and you will end up with blisters. Overall my experience was positive and I would buy this product again if I need it.

I'm not very good at these things, but I was very good. I used it on the rear bumper to avoid possible weather wear or stuff in the trunk. I've had it for over a year, many washes, and love that it's still see-through!

Came back to order another roll, scrolled down to the reviews and was very surprised by the amount of feedback on how difficult it was for some is. My personal experience is that it was easy enough; possibly based on my experience with residential window tinting, although water is required. Anyway, great product, very easy to install.

Parts arrived as described and repair as described, the only problem is that they came out automatically after a few months. I wish it could stay longer. I've been using it for about 3 months and since it comes out automatically I have to throw them away deleting the rest. I wish there were at least a few rainy seasons if not longer.

Used water for installation on car thresholds. Most of the bubbles were removed, but the tape wasn't 100% adhered to the corners, so I had to cut the tape to avoid the corners. Overall not bad for the price but could be better. I'll probably try something else when these get old. Update - A few days after application, more blisters appeared. I think some of the glue must have come loose during wet application. I'll replace them with something else.

This material is thick and durable. Unfortunately, it is not malleable and has no malleability. Personally, I've been looking for something like a thick car wrap to stick to the curve of the door sill. It's not flexible or malleable and I ended up cutting a second piece that was shorter just for the flat part of the door sill. Since it is not malleable and lacks pliability, I was not able to wrap the entire sill of the door as I had hoped. I just have to be careful where I put my foot when I…

**DO NOT ATTEMPT TO APPLY WITHOUT WATER!** Use a spray gun to spray water onto desired area of application, *then* apply film. Incredibly difficult to apply dry so I totally understand why other reviewers had blistering issues, but I'm used to applying film to my windows and figured you just need to spray the area with water first. Went like clockwork. With water, you can easily change the position of the film and squeeze out all the bubbles. Does not affect adhesion. In fact, I went through a…