absolutely love the Paint Protection Film (PPF) I applied to my Highland Model 3. The transformation is stunning. While I'll admit the install wasn't 100% perfect—there are a couple of spots only I would notice—it wasn't nearly as difficult as I anticipated, and the overall process was very manageable. The deep, rich blue color reminds me immediately of the Dodgers, especially since they just won the title, which just adds to the pride of ownership. I constantly get compliments from people asking about the color and the brilliant, protective finish. It truly looks fantastic and makes the car stand out beautifully. I'm so glad I took the plunge and did this DIY project; I'm already planning to purchase a kit for my other car!

As a newcomer to installing PPF on a car, the process can seem daunting, but I discovered it to be surprisingly easy, thanks to the pre-cut films. The overall quality is commendable, and it includes all the necessary accessories for installation. A worthwhile purchase.

This is exactly what I was looking for…protection of the most vulnerable spot on the front of the Tesla Model 3 (since it is so big and flat). And at such a great price.First off, The PPF material is high quality…crystal clear, simple install, and has a good thickness to take on those larger sharp rocks. Everything that is needed for installation is included, and the provided squeegee is extremely nice and the perfect size. The PPF lined up flawlessly with all body lines and cutouts. Film for the tow hook cover is also included. Even the packaging of the product is first rate!Once installed, it truly is virtually invisible. You have to know where to look and be pretty close to see where the PPF starts. Water sheets right off because it is hydrophobic.Finally, customer support unbeatable. There are instructional videos and if you have any questions or concerns, they are answered very quickly. I will definitely be coming back for more products from Twraps. I cannot recommend this company and their products enough!

High end packaging. Went on easily but, I’d watched multiple YouTube’s. Just add water to the included bottle.

This product covers the concaved area IE most hit part of car by bugs and debris. It is not east but easy enough for non detailer. It fits area well and if you take your time blends very nicely. I've owned the car for a few months now and applied when new. Still looks great, and I have noticed that it gets the majority or contact by a large percentage. Other parts of car get hit but much less frequently. Also at the cost point it is great value, especially because you won't need to pay someone to do it. Again though it is not easy if you have never done this so set aside atleast 30 minutes so you can focus and readjust as needed. I haven't washed car in a few weeks so the pictures will show how frequently that area is hit compared to the rest of the car. Also I tried to get close up to see how well this film looks if you take your time. When dirty olyou can see the edges more easily but still looks great.

Went on easy, follow the video take your time and by the end you'll be ready to order some more protection. I had a few issues with bubbles but that's on me not the product. I googled the issue and I should be able to fix it.

Very nice product. Very pleased. Install was very easy.

When I got my Model 3, I was quoted $6k for full PPF protection. That was not an option. But I still wanted to try to protect my Tesla as much as possible and was open to other options. This partial bumper PPF seemed like a decent option. The package comes with the PPF, spray bottle with soap, and squeegee. There's a QR code that leads you to a webpage with an installation video. Watch the video and take your time with the installation. Use the spray bottle spray everything! Spray both sides of the PPF, spray the bumper, spray your hands.The PPF has a toy hook cover cutout to help align the installation. When you align with the cutout, then align vertically. There's also a small PPF for the cover itself. When installing the main PPF, be sure to take your time and squeegee out all the bubbles and as much of the soap as possible. I thought I got all the bubbles but after a couple hours, I found a few in the middle of the PPF that I could not squeeze out. I had to take half of it off again, re-spray everything and squeeze out the bubbles. Thankfully, the second time around I got rid of all the bubbles.To my surprise, this partial PPF is difficult to see unless you're really looking for it. I hope it actually helps protect my bumper.But, I do want to mention the small PFF for the tow hook cover. The PPF is slightly larger than the cover unfortunately. I wish it was smaller, or much larger to more easily wrap around the cover. But because it's only slightly larger, there's some overlap that won't wrap around the cover. You can easily tell that there's unused PPF hanging over the cover itself. It's a bit of an eyesore. I ended up taking it off completely.

Looks great when fully installed - it's basically invisible. I screwed up during installation and dropped the plastic on the driveway with lots of small rocks, so managed to wash the rocks off with soapy water in a sink and go back to reinstall (after applying more soapy water to the bumper). Still managed to install just fine.

Update;The reason for the gap was I received a model 3 film not the Y. Apparently when I hit order I didn’t check the Y box so I received a film for a model 3. My error. The company was totally on it and sent me the replacement for freeSo I installed this on my 2023Model Y and I have to say it wasn’t the perfect covering I was hoping. It went on nice and smooth and covered the all The way to the bottom but was short of reaching the top.It’s about 3/4 of an inch short ofReaching the top. I was thinking maybe they sent one for the model 3 not Y but it says both.