Llumar Clear Paint Protection Inches Painting Supplies & Wall Treatments Review

I use these when I have two pieces of metal that can touch. An example would be a hood safety latch on an old car that goes through a piece of painted metal. I apply this to metal and it protects it from scratches and then from rust.

I mixed the soap solution according to the instructions and had no problem applying the foil to my Pinarello's chainstays. The only problem is that the black sprocket grease does not get under the foil. To avoid this, wrap newspaper around any nearby gearing components until you're done, and of course clean the chainstays before applying the foil.

I bought this to use on a bike frame to protect it from chain bumps and areas where things can rub against the frame. Cut to size or shape with scissors and be sure to clean the surface. Make sure it's clean, then wipe with alcohol, remove the backing and attach. You can also use a hair dryer to make the film more pliable for sharp edges or corners. It has good material strength and looks like it will protect well. A good thing!

At first I was upset, expecting a sticky product. After studying the use of this product, I decided to try it. I read the instructions carefully and many times before trying it. I needed my 10 year old daughter's help to apply it. After a few tries, he settled in perfectly. It was a user thing, not a product. Since I handled it carefully, it continued to work without any impairment. I'm perfectly satisfied that it wasn't sticky as it wouldn't work as this product can be moved around as long as…