Paint protection Film instead of splash guards

bryontro said:

Installed them. Clay barred the areas first before application. Installation was easy, there is a scan bar you get that links to installation videos. I used a blow drier in a couple places to get it to rollover the lip. Barely noticeable but as you know over time the edges will start to show. Nearly impossible to take a pic of. I couldn't get them to show anything.

What not to do: Don't install in dark lit areas. You can't see the bubbles at least on a white car and you will miss a couple small ones which I did. On the rear corner panels, the material doesn't go to the edge of the fender like I would like so there is a small area of unprotected paint. Because of the cut out for the side marker you don't have a lot of choice. You can try to stretch it but I think the better thing to do would be to have the marker hole cut out a little bit large to allow you to move the peace closer to the fender edge. I'm going to email the company and see about getting two more pieces that I can alter the marker hole and get the material closer to the edge of the fender where I think it needs to be. Otherwise good product

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bryontro said:

It's not thin. If I was to guess I'd say 10 mil maybe. Seem durable. Yellowing, only time will tell but I'll probably tale it off once a yr and reapply when the seems start showing. It's pretty inexpensive to purchase.

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