VViViDClear Paint Protection Bulk Vinyl Wrap Film Including 3M Squeegee and Black Felt Applicator (17.9 Inch x 54 Inch)

I ended up throwing away the entire tube. I was hoping I had worked with the 3M Rock Guard enough that I would be able to handle something that wasn't quite as expensive. I first tried to apply this to the front bumper guard of my truck, but the slightest contour would cause the film to pop right back off. Trying to force it down caused permanent wrinkles in the film. The adhesion was so light, there was no stretching it and after one or two re-lifts, the adhesive just gave out. I ended up giving up and turned my attention to the sides of my Harley gas tank. The first picture is the final result of this VViViD product. I had to work and work to get it to lay down. By the time I was done, it had all kinds of smudges underneath the film. Just to compare, I had one more piece of 3M left that I used for the other side. It went on with almost no effort and came out to a glossy finish. You have to really look close to see that it is even there. I'm sure if you were a seasoned pro you might be able to work with this but it's not for the faint of heart.

Works great. I had bought a cute vinyl for my car but the material quality was bad so I applied this clear vinyl over it. Very clear and protects my other vinyl perfectly

Adhesion is weak, doesn't stretch like the 3M stuff does. Bought to wrap parts of my new bike frame and the stuff just looses adhesion on the edges and peels back up.I'd return it for a refund if I could but I already wasted a bunch trying to make it work.

Used this for the inside of my door that I tend to kick when getting in and out.. Even with a texture on the door this film is holding strong and I can no longer scratch the inside of my door with my shoes. The application process is a little difficult but if you have ever applied vinyl before you know its not the easiest material to work with.

If your looking for basic rock and chip protection this is it. Its not 3M or Xpel but will serve its purpose at less than quarter the cost. Its not self healing either. Takes a little time to work with, definitely need a heat gun to manipulate the vinyl. Don't try to pull or stretch this too much like you can with vvivids newer PPF or other vinyls, it will tear/break. I bought a bit extra and the first time was the first time I ever did vinyl...wasn't the prettiest, lol. Second time went a lot better once I understood what i could and couldn't do with it. The adhesive needs heat to activate and stick.