3 M Scotchgardクリアペイント保護フィルムロールバルク12-by-72-inches

THIS 3M Scotchgard Clear Paint Protection is so good , but bit dear from beginning but useful to protect the sill on side doors and key handle very well. Sticks like hell once dry . IF you have expensive or new car , this is a must buy to protect the area where most hand and feet occur . Must have the right tool and chemical to make it work , for stack make a mix of 20% alcohol and 80 water in a bottle and a bit of washing soap in another bottle for cleaning and slide, the plastic is super tough , you can stretch or handle rough to fit in tight area .

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I use this film on all my cars where I want good protection. It's good for high traffic areas on the car or to protect nice paint on older cars. The key to making it fit right is patience and planning! The film isn't perfect, it will look shiny, but sort of like orange peel surface. It is also not perfectly clear, it has the slightest yellow tint to it. Only really noticeable on a super white car. Overall I really like the film, kinda pricey for the large sheets though would be my only complaint. I used this particular film to do my 1992 Miata front bumper. It's full of curves and very difficult to wrap. If you've got a very difficult surface plan ahead before peeling the paper off, winging it isn't going to work. What I have found that works best is to unroll the film, tape it to the car with masking tape, then plan how to cut it. I had to cut the film in three pieces to fit the bumper. Make sure you have plenty of overhang around the edges. Pick only one edge of the panel you want to follow. Plan to hide your mistakes behind lenses or fog lamps so you don't require a perfect fit. It'll never be perfect, you'll just get better at hiding your sins. Once you're happy with the layout, spray some soapy water on a large flat prep surface (like your hood). Flip the material over so film side is touching the prep surface, begin peeling the backing off while spraying soapy water on the adhesive side of the film. After the backing paper is removed liberally apply soapy water to the surface that will get the film. Remove the film from the prep surface and carefully flip so the adhesive side is now touching the surface. Spray soapy water on the film and work from the center outwards with a squeegee. The soapy water helps to move the film on the surface and will lubricate your squeegee so it doesn't dig or gouge the film. Be patient in positioning and squeegeeing the surface. Once the film begins to stick to the surface take a microfiber towel to remove water and massage the film. If you have trouble spots, you can use some masking tape to tension the film as it sets up. After the film has begun to set you can wrap corners and trickery areas that won't stay put with the water. Main take away is be patient! Don't expect you can wrap an entire bumper with a single sheet,

Excelente material, llegó en tiempo y forma

Excellent stuff. Recently took some off my bike that had been on for 10 years & the bike is brand new underneath.