Review on Scotchgard Clear Paint Protection 96 Inches by Matt Watkins

Great thing I use it a lot. I have to replace this on vehicles all the time, and in the hands of someone who knows what they're doing, it's easy and great. This becomes more difficult in curved areas. Direct ranges are pretty idiotic evidence. Wet application works best, dry application is unforgiving of mistakes, even the smallest ones. When applied dry, it's easy to get air underneath. Wet application allows it to be moved to where it is needed and displaces the air. UNLESS you're a pro who does it all the time, then it can be difficult to apply and you'll start to appreciate the people who do it and what they charge in return. 3M is the best film I have found and unfortunately as with all 3M products the price is not the best. Yes it is more expensive but yes you get what you pay for. I have tried other popular film products and in the end 3M is the best, most expensive but the best film. Hoods, mirrors, fenders and door edges are the easiest things for a DIYer. If you get into bumper covers, under door handles and some hoods or fenders, depending on the shape, it becomes really difficult and can get you in trouble. The price for a roll of this size is a good deal when you average the cost per foot.