"Near impossible to put on even with all the proper equipement. Ended up leaving it off, do not recommend. Its so clearly obvious when you put it on the tail light, doesnt look great and doesnt cover the whole tail light like it advertises, covers about 80% of the tailight."
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- Crafted from premium automotive-grade vinyl for durability and a perfect finish
- Precision laser-cut to ensure an exact fit every time
- Proudly Australian made and designed in-house for local quality you can trust
- Pre-cut PPF templates will end 2-3 mm from the edge of the panel as PPF is not able to end on a round/edge.
- If Smoke PPF is chosen, it will also end 2-3mm short of the end of the headlight.
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Video Instructions
STEP 1: Prep the Surface
- Wash the vehicle thoroughly to remove dirt and debris.
- Decontaminate the surface with a clay bar or clay mitt.
- Dry the area completely using clean microfibre towels.
- Wipe down the panel with isopropyl alcohol to remove any remaining oils or residues.
- Ensure workspace is clean, well-lit, and free of dust or wind.
STEP 2: Mix Your Solutions
- Slip Solution: Fill a spray bottle with water and add a few drops of baby shampoo or slip agent. This helps position the film.
- Tack Solution: In a separate bottle, mix water with 20–30% isopropyl alcohol. This helps the film stick when you're ready to secure it.
STEP 3: Position the Film
- Spray both the panel and your hands with slip solution to prevent fingerprints and premature sticking.
- Peel the film from the backing and generously spray the adhesive side with slip solution.
- Place the film on the panel, sliding it into position as needed.
STEP 4: Tacking & Squeegeeing
- Once aligned, spray tack solution under one edge or corner to lock it in place.
- Begin squeegeeing from the tack point outward, using overlapping strokes to push out water and air.
- Use slip solution on top of the film to reduce friction on the squeegee.
STEP 5: Finishing Touches
- Double-check for bubbles or moisture under the film — push these out carefully.
- Use heat to set the film edges and ensure proper adhesion.
- Allow the film to cure for 24–48 hours before washing or exposing to harsh elements.
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