3MClear Bra Scotchgard Paint Protection Bulk Film Roll 4-by-84-inches

The 4 inch is the perfect size ! I wrapped about 80% of my bike is this clear bra and its great. So far I've done gravel and muddy roads and have no complaints! You can barely see it.Install was extremely easy, i highly recommend a spray bottle with water and some baby shampoo forsome for lubrication, otherwise you will have a very difficult time laying this on and getting air bubbles out. If you do have air bubbles just leave it in the sun for a day or two and they will disappear on their own. Great protectant. 4 inch is the way to go otherwise alot more cutting will be involved.P.s. may get some more for my car door edges

This brand is easy to apply and it’s almost invisible. Separate sections were applied months ago on my truck’s rocker panels and tailgate and I haven’t seen any wear marks yet.

I bought this film twice to wrap two e-bikes. They work well for that purpose. It can be tricky to avoid bubbles, but it’s not too difficult if you wet both the film and the bike's surface with soapy water. I just wish it were a bit longer to cover the chain and seat stays.

A bit of an unusual application, but I read on Reddit that this was great to improve sliding for goalies. I bought some and applied to the outer knee block of my son's goalie pads. It lasted about 3 months before it even began to lift at the corners. I still haven't had to change the original application--the edges are no longer adhered tightly but only barely so--and it's still going strong after at least 4 hours of continuous use weekly. Adds a tiny bit of shine, but nothing noticeable if you're not up close. Immediate and noticeable improvement in his sliding. Definitely a cheaper alternative to buying new pads with slide plates.

Works well

Put on utility trailer that was getting beat up by rocks. It protects the paint & looks great.

Used a roll to wrap my mountain bike shortly after I bought it. The wrap goes on as expected (soapy water + spray bottle + squeegee or credit card) but you need to trim all your own lengths and curvatures. Not the easiest of tasks so if you’re not OK with this, get a precut kit.One roll covered my bike (med Specialized Epic Evo) with little, if any, leftover.

Pay attention to the reviews, this "bulk" product is poorly cut and shipped in shrink wrap that provides absolutely no protection. Compared to a roll of Xpel film it's night and day. I started to use one piece and as I removed the paper it started to stick and the edge was garbage even after soaping and trying to remove the stuck paper. I asked for a refund and Amazon wants me to return it. Okay a sticky ball of bad PPF coming your way....