3M Clear Paint Surface Protection Vinyl Film (6 Inch x 60 Inch)

This is really one of the best products I’ve seen and used. I wanted to put some bumper stickers on my car but not have the paint damaged at all and this is just an excellent product. It goes on as Crystal clear and definitely. I feel nice having the car paint protected by this

Dis wrap works very well, it's heavy mil, applies easily and protects very well.

I have metal clad patio doors and a smart young poodle that has learned we open the door using paddle style knobs.Now he tries to work the paddles to come inside despite the fact he has his own "doggie door" two paces away.The result is accumulating shallow, unsightly scratch marks in the metal on the door below the paddles. I wanted something that would protect the metal cladding. A quick search online turned up this product and the videos demonstrating it's use convinced me to try it.It worked perfectly. I also learned that, at least in this application, it is slightly self healing. In other words, slight blemishes such as tiny bubbles or small wrinkles tend to work themselves out.Another upside is the covered surface actually looks better than the original. The biggest disappointment with this product is I don't have another place to use it.

You know those tiny cameras on the front bumper and mirrors of your car? Yeah, cut this and put it your cameras to protect from rock chips!!! Work great!

Easy to use, easy to cut, can be used on almost anything you want to protect. I would recommend purchasing (2) of these if using on vehicle door seals. There’s not that much after you open the package, after trimming you have a lot of left over that can’t really be used

This stuff is HARD to put on cleanly without fingerprints and bubbles. I consider myself handy and meticulous, but I failed at the task of applying this to my curved back bumper horizontal surface. I was protecting new paint and new car from big dog claws jumping in and out of my SUV. The product is thick enough and has some stretch to it. but I was unsuccessful at laying it down dead smooth, and my re-tries created finger prints on the sticky side. It does the job, but if you are not going on a dead flat surface, and can spend a couple hundred dollars, you might be better going to a shop that applies clear bras on cars. Don't get me wrong, this is not 3Ms fault, I just over-reached the task and my expectations. The resulting product will do the job, and looks fine 10 feet away. Just an FYI.

I have in the past bought the other competitive brands, and have had no trouble with them. The 3M product provides thicker, softer feeling plastic. It’s probably a little easier to work with for installation, especially if using on a concave surface like a door sill.

Just replaced my hood from a deer hit and my previous hood was horribly rock chipped- I have used this material before on another car with great results so I installed the protection film on the new hood- so far no rock chips- this is the best thing you can do to protect the leading edge of any painted surface from gravel/small rock damage. its invisible, you can barely see the edge and past vehicles, it has never faded or turned yellow.