Tools & Materials Recommended

· Installation Squeegee
· 1 quart spray bottles (quantity: 2)
· Baby shampoo
· 70% Isopropyl Rubbing alcohol
· Non Scratch Detailing Cloth

Step 1. The optimum environment is a temperature range between 50 and 90 degrees (Farenheit) and never apply in inclement or windy weather. (Applying indoors may be advisable here.) If your temperature is below 50 degrees farenheit we suggest using warm water in your squirt bottles and running the car beforehand to get the hood area warm.

Step 2. Use 2 parts of alcohol to 3 parts of water to make your alcohol and water mixture ready. Using one of the spray bottles, fill it completely and add 2 or 3 drops of baby shampoo.

Step 3. By spraying the slip solution onto the intended surface to be covered, and then wiping it off with your gentle cloth, you should have no trouble eliminating any oil, grease, dirt, or any other contaminant.

Step 4. Before removing the liner, make certain you confirm all part placements and sizes.

Step 5. Once you’re ready to begin, remove all dirt from your hands. If even the tiniest bit of dirt is ignored, this will relocate to the adhesive and cause a very unattractive appearance. It’s also advisable to keep your fingers wet to avoid them from sticking to the adhesive. Never handle the adhesive side unnecessarily. Occasionally, you will need to handle it but it must be done lightly and quickly. Fingerprints will transfer through the material if handled too often or too long.

Step 6. Be certain to remove any wax on the section that your kit will be installed onto since this must not be put onto a vehicle that has been newly waxed. Note: Dish washing detergents are one method of stripping wax from a painted surface. You can also use "3M Adhesive Remover" or something comparable to remove any wax.