Was looking to protect my Model Y but shop quotes were high. This is a great alternative but requires some patience. I needed to stretch in some areas to remove the wrinkles. They have some detailed installation instructions on some parts on Youtube. Great fitment, the film is thick, stretchy and you can't see it once installed. Great product overall and highly recommended

The product is fine. Seems it doesn't stick properly to the surface. The first day I didn't any bubbles on one door (the other doors had few bubbles). However as the film started curing more bubbles appeared even on the door without bubbles. Had reached out the support team but no response yet.

Good customer service and follow up by the vendor. They reply to your questions. I had an issue they corrected the issue promptly. Make sure you follow instructions that comes with the kit. The kit has everything you need to install PPF. Be patient and must have ample light when installing this step is very crucial and key to success for best install.

More detailed videos are needed

Can' t beat the price, Tesbro and drive protected costs twice as much.Watched lots youtube videos especially ones from drive protected.Took about 9 hours since it's my first PPF install.Very pleased how it turned out, saved thousands.

 I received everything that was advertised!The instructions that came with it really helped out, and it's unnoticeable from up close which I really like. Overall a great product

We just got a new Tesla Model Y. I wanted to protect the soft Tesla paint. I did not want to spend $1800 to have PPF installed on the front of the car. I had already done the door handles, the rear rockers, and the truck, so I had a little experience. I got this kit and started with the hood. It came out OK, but not perfect. I think I have some tricks I will try the next time, as these PPF kits are not a permanent solution. First, this kit does fully cover the hood. Not area remains exposed. You do need to fit it really well, and you can stretch it if needed to correct mis fitment. My only issue is that I got a few (probably 10 bubbles in the finished install. Ill probably need to go back and pop them and smooth things out. Here is how I would avoid that in a future install. First, the included squeegee is not ideal for a perfect install. It does move around very easily over the PPF, but the soft felt allows some bubbles to sneak under the squeegee. You'll need a polymer squeegee. It should probably be 4 to 6 inches wide to do an area as large as the hood. And finally you will need a helper. I did my first install my self and that was my biggest mistake. After you get slip solution on th ehood adn the ppf, youll want to align the PPF with the Tesla T on the front of the hood, and you'll want to align the back corners of the hood. Then you'll want to squeegee around the T working out about 3 inches all around. Then you'll want to do a 4 inch wide strip from the top of the T to the top of the hood. Then have your helper hold one side of the PPF a few inches off the surface of the hood. Reapply the slip solution to everything on that side. and begin working form that centerline, outward. work evenly top to bottom form that centerline, Making sure to squeegee out all the bubbles. If the PPF is laying on the hood, and you are trying to squeegee out the bubbles they can get trapped and you'll miss them, until you have too much PPF applied. Then it is much more difficult to get them out. Once the PPF is set, its virtually impossible to work them out. Mine looks OK, from 4 feet away, so Ill just work on it until it s perfect. But Next time I know how to make it perfect, so hopefully I have helped you get yours right the first time.The PPF does come out perfectly clear, and really makes the Tesla red pop. It looks great, and it seems like it'll do a great job protecting the paint. That is my primary goal. Ill ceramic coat the whole car, after I get the remaining PPF pieces installed. PPF will not stick well to ceramic, so I am holding off on that until I'm complete. a little mis applied ceramic could create issues.I was worried about buying an Amazon PPF kit, and not going with something name brand like the kit form drive protected, at double the cost. The film is very nice, but I might consider buying the install tools form a name brand company. I think the better tools could be helpful. For slip solution, I used a table spoon of Johnsons baby shampoo and distilled water in a spray bottle. For the set solution I read that you should use 10% alcohol to 90% water. I found that it takes a mix of closer to 30% alcohol to 70% water. Also, the PPF is not perfectly clear right after install, and if like me, you were a little rough with install, it may even have some scratches (in the PPF, not the cars paint). After its been in full sunlight for a few hours to a few days, all of that goes away.

Items came in excellent timing, with dedicated roll to protect it. Excellent customer support. I am satisfy with the outcome. The job isn't perfect by my craftsmanship, but looks good enough. Requires stretching to secure proper fitting in some areas. Requires a outrageous amount of time to successfully install the PPF. Took me close to 8 hours to complete. Couldn't be more happy with product.

Honest seller with a good product, needs patience and time to install correctly.