VViViD High Gloss Paint Protection Film (PPF) 12" x 121" inch Self Healing Wrap Guard

works great

Very good price! I recently installed vinyl wrap of the same brand on my cars spoiler and now installed ppf film to make it last longer. For the stubborn corners that won't stick you can carefully use a heat gun (I personally used a hair drier) to warm the film a bit to stick.

I bought this to put a piece across the roof of my Tacoma to keep the roof rack fairing from rubbing into the paint. It should have been an easy application, but it was not. I have 13 years in the autobody and paint industry professionally and have applied countless vinyl decals and clear stone guard protectors. You get what you pay for. This stuff was very difficult to work with and unforgiving. It us not flexible and reacts negatively to minimal heat. The surface of the ppf scratches and scuffs very easily, even with my spreader covered with a clean microfiber. I used water with a couple drops of dawn in it as I have used in the past with success, and although I was able to get all the bubbles out the edges refused to adhere, even after walking away for a bit to let dry.I ended up peeling it off.The finish of the film is splotchy, textured and not a uniform clear, it looks like rattle can clear coat to be honest (was putting it over black paint). I don't recommend this product, it's cheap and it shows. If you are putting this on something you care about and want to look good, spend a little more and get the 3M stuff the pros use.

If you have a flat or single contour surface, this will work ok. If compound curved, not so much. Hard to stretch, hard to get to tack even with tack solution. It's like there's a delay; spray it with tack and after a couple of minutes it will stick. Kind of. It really wants to be dry to stick.No airbleed channels in the adhesive so it's not doable dry.

Happy with product. Material is pretty thick and sticks well, will have to see how it holds up but seems as it will be fine.

has a bit of orange-peel surface. Okay for the price but Xpel is better.

I had a tree branch break my rear window during a storm in my car. Use this plastic to close up the window until repairs are made. Plastic worked great and stayed in placed until repairs were made. Highly recommend.

I've used 3M Paint Protection Film before with good results, so I thought I would try this. This film was difficult to work with, the adhesive would not stick even with tack solution, and it did not want to stretch to follow the contours of the area of my motorcycle tank I was trying to protect. When I was finished the surface was bumpy like an orange peel, not smooth like the surrounding paint. After I finished the Left side and saw how bumpy it was, I found an old piece of 3M and did the right side... the right side was much easier to apply and the finish was vastly better when I was done.