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I have it on my trike. Anything facing forward its got it. Im happy with how it protect the paint. You will see the edge of it but Im was willing to live with it to keep the chips down in the paint.
I have it under the passenger pillion on my XBones. It is not as clear as I would like...more orange peel in it. It is ok since it is protecting my paint from the pillion, but I would not like it showing very much. I had it applied by a professional auto tinting shop. You can buy small sheets at WalMart auto for less than 10 bucks to play with and see what you think about it.
I have it on my trike. Anything facing forward its got it. Im happy with how it protect the paint. You will see the edge of it but Im was willing to live with it to keep the chips down in the paint.
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