Install Proz Self-Healing Clear Paint Protection Film Kits (Door Edge Protection Film 150" x 5/8")

I used the Install Proz self-healing clear film on my Honda Pilot, and it worked really well. The film went on smoothly and looks almost invisible once applied. I had enough material to cover along the trunk, and it gave me peace of mind knowing the paint is protected from scratches and scuffs. The film feels durable but still flexible enough to work with, and I love that it’s self-healing—small marks just fade away. Overall, a simple, effective product that does exactly what it promises. Highly recommend for anyone looking to keep their car’s paint in great shape.

This film was very easy to install and is barely noticeable. Would definitely recommend.

If you've read any of these reviews, you've already heard this . . . but it is definitely worth repeating. It's all about the surface preparation. Get those door edges (inside and out) as squeaky clean as possible and take your time applying this protective material. Do that and I think you'll be happy with the results. By investing in some time cleaning the surfaces as well as I could, it made the installation of this clear, adhesive film super easy. Durability? Not so sure at this point but it's been two weeks now and it appears to be on there very solidly and there's no signs of wear, looseness, or discoloration (yellowing). Hardly noticeable at all. You have to know it's there and look for it to really see it. Cool! UPDATE: It's been nearly two months since I applied this protective film on my vehicle and they remain securely on there through many car washings, rainstorms, and constant exposure to the sun. No signs, to this point, of any yellowing or cracking.

I recently installed the Install Proz Self-Healing Door Edge Protection Film on my vehicle, and I’m genuinely impressed with its performance and ease of application. Installation Process: The installation was straightforward, especially when following the provided instructions. Make sure to thoroughly clean the door edges before applying the film. Proper surface preparation is crucial for optimal results. Self-Healing Properties: The self-healing feature is remarkable. Minor scratches and scuffs disappear over time. It’s reassuring to know that my car’s door edges are protected from daily wear and tear. Invisibility: The film is nearly invisible once applied. You have to look closely to notice it. It doesn’t detract from the car’s appearance or draw attention. Durability: I’ve had the film on my car for several months now, and it has held up well. It withstands car washes, rain, and sun exposure without any signs of yellowing or peeling. Peace of Mind: Knowing that my door edges are shielded from accidental bumps and scrapes gives me peace of mind. It’s a cost-effective way to prevent unsightly chips and dings. The Install Proz Self-Healing Door Edge Protection Film is a practical investment for maintaining your car’s pristine appearance. Whether you’re a meticulous car owner or simply want to protect your vehicle, this film delivers.

Wow! I was impressed with the quality. I thought it was going to suck. But it proved me wrong. Will buy their products again.

Note that I have not used or installed this product. My review is of the application process only. The film requires several steps of preparation to be successfully installed. Cleaning the edge of the car door with rubbing alcohol is easy enough. But you are also supposed to spray the film itself and the door with a solution that is neither identified nor included in the package I received with the product. Then you have to apply the film when the edge is still wet, and to heat the product itself and the edge of the door with a hairdryer for more secure application. I learned these things through a video that was not available on the website referenced in the installation guide, but is available on youtube.com. Would not have purchased, had I know of these steps. Will return and buy the 3M protective film instead.

The instruction card that comes with it states you can install using a wet or dry method and then proceeds to give instructions for a wet install. Don't do a wet install, install dry. Their videos even say that dry install is now the preferred method. Also, do not peel the entire backer for the adhesive off at one time. As you install it you can pull a little of the backer off at a time so you can press it against the door a little at a time as you install. After you have the front side attached to the door gradually work it around to the back. I had this for a while before I installed it so they may have updated their instruction card in the meantime. Wish they sold slightly longer rolls, 150" wasn't enough to do both my truck and wife's SUV so had to order another roll.

I had a very similar product on my previous car and was glad I did. It won't stop you from denting someone's door if you hit it hard enough, but when you are in a tight space and need to open your door till it touches the car next to you, you can be confident that not scratching / paint swapping will take place. When I got my new Tucson I put this on per the instructions. It's really not hard - watch their video if you've never done this before. When I got done putting it on, you could still see a little whiteness in a few places, but once you go park out in the sun a couple of times, it 'bakes' to super clear.

Great product

Easy to apply and looks ok after one and half years.