Your mother....

I glued together with a buddy dry on my bonnet the film. Was the first time I've done anything like this.
Have me before, of course on the net looking for a few tips together and then losgelegt.

Mined bonnet, placed on 2 trestles, foil cut roughly cope, (about 10 cm overhang all around), and then little by little, the top center beginning glued the film.
I was surprised to be honest, how much heat and train can withstand the film, there were several situations in which I would have bet nen Zehner that the film tears while dragging around the corners, but nothing has happened. Madness !!

As I said, worked only with hairdryer and knife, no washing up liquid.
It is worth noting that you can easily slide the several times to pull down again Piecewise that sticks still. Even strong creases or wrinkles can be completely removed again, one sees nothing later! And the adhesive force is torn off again even after 3 times really enormous.
Overall a really great result hinbekommen, no wrinkles, no bubbles, perfect.

Now that I have the film last year stuck in the summer, is still everything is fine, I have nothing to complain about.
Car wash is no problem. No discoloration or so recognizable, still looks great.

One should know that the film is any existing damage to the paintwork (eg greater Lackabbplatzer) NOT laminated coming through! You can see it with foil.

Hab shortly after I foiled the hood also foiled a spoiler, that was tricky, the first attempt went into his pants. I'm just not afraid to make the film really hot and to draw the corners ......
Then tried Hab's a second time and then worked much better. You have to really believe the film straining properly ..... and when's the harm in great value for money is not works out very low .....

Tips:

- Let you time
- Work in pairs
- The film may be from more than one might think.

Conclusion: just buy it, totally brilliant product!