ARMOR UP] 6"x30" Clear Paint Protection Film 8-mil TPU Automotive Protector Wrap for Bumper, Door Bottoms, HOV Stickers, Rocker Protection - UV Protection, Non-Yellowing, Self-Healing

I’ve had prior experience with this product. It does the job and because it’s 8 mm thick and self-healing it protects your car paint from rocks and road debris. It applies easily and bubbles come out easily.

I used it on my matte bike after I realized that scratches cannot be removed by buffing like with glossy finishes.I was not expecting it but once I applied this film, I could no longer see the scratchesThe application was not so difficult but the film sticks strongly, even using soapy water. It is easy to stretch so that helps a bit.Overall totally recommend this, bit pricy but much better value than frame protection kits.

This was mentioned, be aware of the wind. Best to apply in a garage. Also easy to apply when the surface is flat. Difficult when it curves. Unless you got the skill set to do this, I would leave it up to the pros. It's not the product. It's not easy, and more difficult than applying tint film on a window. I give it 4 starts to catch your attention if you are thinking about DIY. I used it on my headlights which takes a beating from sand, dirt, etc. It's ok if it's not perfect. If you got a show car you want to protect, pay a professional to apply PPF.

A little pricey, but good quality.

I’m no avid PPF guy but seemed to work really well!

Looks great easy to apply

I got this stuff first. It worked ok but didn't form as well or as easy as the 3M film I bought 2nd. The 3M film formed and stuck better.

Film ends up cloudy after application. It's not moldable, and doesn't shrink to fit (heat). I bought a vinyl table cover with gumming, basically. NO REFUND ELIGIBLE. So just make sure what you want protected is flat/straight and you can cut around it (no tucking in excess).Pro:1) easy to apply on flat/straight surfaces.2) perfect thickness for great protection.3) east to removeCon:1) backing is white (not transparent like others), so it's hards to line up, cut, and fit before sticking it on (can't see through it until I remove backing to expose gumming)2) Too thick to mold, and go around grooves/concave/curvature.3) Doesn't react to heat, so it won't bond or shrink for right, and tight fit (like shrink wrap). Great for square/flat panels or lights but you must cut it exactly! I had 1 cm at the ends i tried to tuck under my lights/frame, but it kept unbonding and Popping out even after heating it.4) end result is a cloudy lense (headlight). So it would be fine for colored surfaces, but it clouds clear headlights a little bit. Product is thick so it adds to the turbid shear/haze, but in all fairness, maybe my soap/water ratio was off?I wish I could get a refund for a cut up used product :(. It is NOT a bad product, just bad for me and curved headlights. JUST NEED BETTER DESCRIPTION/RECOMMENDATION.