Guys...

Here's some more uploaded pics of the film installed...

Road Glide patterns cut out...



Road Glide fairing coverage...



Saddlebag lid coverage...



Custom full fender coverage...



Street Glide batwing fairing coverage...




If anyone has any questions, please feel free to PM me...

 

Looks good.How hard is it to install and how much does it cost?

 

Everything is easy to install for the Road Glide. The batwing fairing on the Street Glide is a bit more difficult. But, the saddlebag lids, sides, fronts and the tank and front fender are easy. The cost for the fairing $149... bag lids$49... Complete 16 piece kit for either is $249 and come with everything you could imagine.

 

Can it be removed later without damaging your paint? How about yellowing over time, any info on that?

Muchos Appreciando

 

Yes, it can be removed without damage to the paint. No yellowing, cracking, peeling, de-laminating guaranteed by 3M. I've had it on all my cars and bikes... My BMW has it installed and its been 10 yrs. and looks as good as when I first put it on.

 

looks good

 

I'm intrigued to say the least. I think the saddlebag lids would be the first ones I would buy. My wife, God I Love Her, but her damned boots were the reason I put the leather lid covers on the King. I don't care how little, how careful, them boots have a mind of there own. Even thou she is riding her own, I know on the longer trips she will be on the King with me.

 

Sound too good to be true.... No yellowing or clouding....??!! For garage queens that my be true but for hard charger everyday bike riding in the hot sun... Still hard to believe! Even paint won't hold up that well..

All and all it looks good and worth a try..

 

I had it on my 2000 RK since new... sold the bike back in August, removed the film before the sale and the paint looked showroom!

The film on the saddlebags had plenty of heel marks... the fronts of the bags had a lot of road debris pitting... and the tank had plenty of wear from my jeans rubbing up against it and the front fender had some road debris peppered on it.

I removed the film and it was as new with no fading!

 

Where can you get this stuff, my wife is beating the sh** out of the tops of my saddlebags!