XPEL Clear Paint Protection Film Roll - 6" x 84" Polyurethane Wrap for Ultimate Protection Against Chips, Scratches, and Road Debris - Perfect for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Bicycles, Boats & More

Film is much thicker and of a higher quality than I had expected. I have never applied a protective film before. It is firm but does stretch a little and has some give. Watched a few videos and gave it a shot. For the slip solution recommendations were for 2ml baby shampoo per 32 ounces of distilled water. I found it better with 2.5 ml or 1/2 teaspoon and 24 ounces of water. It allowed a little more slip and forgiveness for a beginner. For the tack solution recommendations were not to exceed 17% alcohol so I used 150 ml 91% isopropyl alcohol to 850ml of water, Or 3 ounces of alcohol for every 17 ounces of water. This ratio worked well for me to tack corners. I found the application fairly easy on flat or slightly curved areas. Once applied it is very hard to see and has similar gloss to car. Looks very good. Squeegee worked well. Just the right stiffness for me. Due to my inexperience had difficulty on sharp corners and different angles. Material was forgiving, was able to remove and reapply fairly easily. Recommendations were to wet hands thoroughly with skip solution, clean area thoroughly and wear lent free clothes. I did have some issues with small pieces of lent/dirt on white car. If I noticed in time was able to pull film away and flush out with slip solution. Would definitely buy again. I may even try to do the hood. I also applied to inside of cup holder and seems to be working very well. Metal cups were scratching the plastic. I don’t know what other films are like so nothing to compare to, but this seemed like a very good product. Hope this helps.

Not sure why people are saying it’s very hard to install, surprisingly for me, it was one of the most easy installations I’ve done. I didn’t use it for large areas, just used patches on dings in the clear coat or paint to stop water from getting under clear coat and to ensure that the dings didn’t progress. Pretty much invisible, unless you look very hard. Make sure you cut your sizes liberally, and clean the application area thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol. Then make sure you spray lots of soap water on the application surface and the adhesive part. It helps to spray the adhesive side when you start peeling it off the paper. Give it another few sprays so the squeegee can move across it easily. So far, 10/10. Will update as the film ages.

Works on headlights ok. Will conform and stretch as needed for contoured headlights, but, still had 2 or 3 small bubbles that appeared even when I started in the center with the enclosed rubber spreader and worked toward the outside of the headlight. Used distilled water and a tad amount of liquid dish soap and along the edges as needed to help the film stick better I used iso alcohol and water. Overall the headlights look pretty good. Use caution if you partially peel up the film after you squeegee it down for that can leave a visible line showing in the film. Just trying to minimize the typical crazing and hazing you get as headlights age. I polished the headlights like new so time will tell if this film helps maintain clarity or not?

Excelente producto. Quedó perfecto en mi Mitsubishi Tritón 2025. Invisible como si no tuviera protección en los estribos.

Excellent product. Wrapped my a post without any problem. Two slight bubbles which once it got in the sun they went away.

Works good so far.Used this to put a protective cover on my bumper.*it is pretty sticky. Like a giant sticker.It was easier to handle when treating it like tint . I used warm soap and water. Sprayed under and on top of it.The rubber squeegee worked well. I am keeping it for future use trying to get bubbles out.

Best PPF for the money! Be patient and follow directions for prepping surface and “slicking” the film.

The 60" roll I purchased has imperfections in the film which would have been seen on the finished product had I used it. Seems Xpel's quality control is in question. The imperfections were raised areas in the film. Most likely caused by a contaminated environment during the manufacturing process. Before you use your film, be sure to roll it out and look for these imperfections. If its not like glass, it will transfer on to our item being covered.