Review on Nikola Pro Tesla Model Multi Coat by Josh Dyer

I have a blue Tesla 3 with matte black chrome. The red decals look great on the darkened side cameras. Rim stickers come out well. The decals that go over the silver badges on the boot, trunk and steering wheel have a nice effect with the silver in a slight outline when viewed from an angle. The decals are holding up well so far. If not I'll update the review but so far so good! Applying the sticker requires a little patience. The instructions included suggest that you start at the top of the T and work your way down. Those are good instructions. The decal and transfer tape are sticky, but not so sticky that they cannot be lifted and adjusted. Just don't press the sticker until you are sure of its position. Once you apply pressure, the sticker will stick to the surface. Removing the sticker with a ruler is not difficult, but it is likely to collapse. The transfer tape holds the T and bow in perfect position for emblems. They did a good job making sure the cuts were just right. There is a label on the back of each decal telling you where each decal goes. Make sure the surface is clean. The set includes two alcohol wipes. If you're systematic, this should do the trick. If this is your first time, you can bring something to clean the surfaces in case the cloths get dry. I suggest that you practice on the steering wheel first. You are in a comfortable position and can take your time leveling. Wheels can be tricky if they aren't straight. The side cameras are the smallest but perhaps the easiest bugs to hide. Take your time with the trunk and the frunk. I also suggest you do it with no wind. Make sure you have good light. Press down on the transfer tape, gently lift to allow the decal to adhere to the surface, and voila, you have shiny red emblems that look amazing! Looks good on metallic blue. I'm not sure if it would look good on red. Highly recommended if you've cleared the chrome.