🚗 Ultimate Vehicle Paint Protection: VViViD 3M Clear Vinyl Film - Choose Your Size & Tools Included (4"x72") Review

The perfect width to protect the top and down tube of my carbon MTB frame and the best part is I can cover whatever I want by making custom shapes/ cut sizes. Why pay more for less for pre-cut material? Installation Tip: Wash the bike with soap and water as usual, but do not rinse the bike yet, just apply a film of soapy water to the frame. This way you can move the slide around as you like without the slide sticking to the frame and then just squeeze soapy water out from the center to the…

I ordered this to protect the underside of the rocker panels in my truck. The roll arrived very tightly packaged and had a seam down the middle, it didn't look like it would fit well. At first I cut the pieces quite large and found that they don't go well around corners or spots in tights. It is better to cut it shorter and avoid complex curves. I installed it on four doorsteps and it had a seam down the middle and some bubbles that made it look unprofessional. I let it sit for a day and…

It's SUPER! Ultra thin yet very strong and flexible enough for most applications. I bought it for use on devices with and without LED displays. My phone, vape mod, remote control, car keys, etc. I cut my own protective cases and one day they are left over and I use small pharmacy gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints so that they are nice, clear and even invisible. It comes off easily without leaving any residue, but not as easily as in your pocket or when using whatever device you use it on…

I ordered a 4"x96" wheel for my medium sized mountain bike and it was NOT enough. This was enough to cover all sides of the seatstays, chainstays and the bottom of the seat tube. You will need to order another roll to cover the down tube and fork. Installation is not easy. I used a spray bottle with soapy water (just add some Dawn dish soap to the water). This method worked very well. This gives you enough time to move your characters and get them in the right position. Took me about 3+ hours…

I used this to protect the polished aluminum on my mountain bike frame. I cut the pieces to size and used a 70% drugstore iso-alcohol spray to clean and install the vinyl. It comes on a tight roll making it difficult to work with, I had trouble getting sharp edges etc. I installed it wet by spraying the sticky side with alcohol so I could move it across the surface to align the seams almost perfectly . The next day small bubbles of liquid appeared under the film but I'm sure they will go away…

First of all I am not a patient person and nobody has ever told me "wow, you have great attention to detail”. " when working on projects. I'm also not allowed to paint the edges of the walls or apply caulk. Stickiness: Sooooo sticky! I'm really scared it will leave a sticky residue when I finally take it off. But being so sticky is good, worst case I use stickiness or something to remove it. I have a very white bike that is so difficult to keep clean that the time it takes to remove residue…