Best video I’ve seen. I’ve searched high and low. Thanks for making it. I’ve been afraid to do it. I’ve done pre-cut multiple times and I’ve been wanting to move to bulk, now I’m going to try it. I may fail once but I’ll keep going.

It just seems like the film obeys your commands before you even touch it. 😂 Very instructive - thank you 😊🙏

I Use STEK, and it has a weaker adhesive than what you're using, so my tension management is a little bit different for these installs, but overall this is a solid roadmap and quality walkthrough for this bumper for one piece. Nice work!!

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy

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Thanks! 🙏

My man!! I appreciate your super super videos!!

Nice work. 👍

The video I’ve been waiting for!!! 🎉

Very helpful Ron, thank you sir!

Slip solution is on point ! 👏🏼

There are a lot of great helpful hints, tips, and tricks in this video. Even for a long time, installers like myself. Awesome video. 👍🏻 those air damns are always keeping it interesting. 😂

Thank you for your technical sharing; I have benefited greatly.

Nice work sir

Thank u sir that is very helpful video...

Thanks sharing,really useful!!!Congratulations from @Isffilm.

Amazing!

very nice 👍🎉

Thank you

I'm doing a first time DIY on my M3P. You were right about Xpel being different. I tried it that way and it definitely did not work out as well. Xpel Stealth is a completely different animal. I had to make a few extra cuts but right now i'm struggling with the fingers at the top of the bumper under the hood. I very much appreciate your video though. Thank you.

That's a great job bro . What attract solution are u using? It's sticky very fast

Hi sir, Excellent work, i have some questions about “ slip solution or Tack solution “

at 20:49....i almost saw your finger sliced and on the floor....mucho cojones mang!😆😆

To learn with you

Learning so much off your videos, trying to understand the fundamentals

We mostly use TPU, Now plz tell me how many drops are used for slips solution for tpu and tack solution and which one use alcohol or hot water????

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy I did install ppf DIY on my tesla and some edges there are pockets which has dirt and after cleaning it doesn’t stick back very well. Any suggestion you would give to get it stick? Will adhesive promoter help? Please guide. Thanks.

What spray you're using, and where to buy it please

Огонь больше выкладывайте видео !

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy

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I sure hope you liked it.

What Type of Slip Solutions or Tack Do You Use?

Looks great! What kind is blades are you using for trimming ? TIA!

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy

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There from NT Cutter I buy the hundred pack on Amazon look for NT Cutter BD2000

What kind of spray do you use?

What’s your slip and tack mixture and ratios?

Which solution is best for each film?

Hello, may I ask how to mix the ratio of water and soap?

WOOOO! First!

What is your recipe for slip? I used the XPEL slip and Ultimate film and had a way tougher time with fingers and work marks whenever I lifted and repositioned. That gully in front of vent really kicked my ass.

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy

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XPEL adhesive is a little aggressive. If you’re using gel why not try a soap and water mixture.

hi sir... great work I have a question , which type of material you used in ppf. it a TPH or TPU and which company ..

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy

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I use XPEL SunTek and Legend Film's I was using SunTek Ultra in this video. Hope this helps

Excellent videos.I want install the tesla model Y front bumper i am not sure about size of wrap i need to buy?Do you have any idea

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy

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You can do it with a 30” wide roll but 36” would be a little safer.

What do you use for "tack"?

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy

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I use 6-8 oz’s of 91% ipa in a 32 oz spray bottle filled with water

What was the size and brand you used for this video? Thank you!

@PaintProtectionFilmAcademy

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SunTek Ultra Tack 36” by 100”

Hello

Don't use 3M Scotchgard for this install. It is much thicker and don't stretch enough.