Ensure to remove all grime and dirt from the edges of the vehicle panels.

After drying, if possible, move the car inside. Pick a dry, non-windy day to fit your kit. 

Use the slip solution to wet the panel. Rub the clay bar over the panel, removing contaminents from the paint. Regularly turn the clay bar tot he other side to ensure it has a clean surface. Once the whole panel is clear of contamination, squeegee off the dirty water.

Spray the panel with slip solution. Once wet spray the outside of the PPF film with slip solution. When all is fully coated, peel the PPF film off the backing sheet, spraying slip solution on the back of the PPF as you go. Place the PPF onto the panel. 

Pick out key features to line up the film panel, such as a badge or corners. Line up the film perfectly in one of these places.

When you are satisfied with the fit, lift and spray tack solution generously onto the area. Realign the film and squeegee the moisture out. Once an area is tacked down, don't squeegee slip solution into the tacked area. 

To ensure a good fit, the film must be stretched.

Stretching allows the film to go from a 2D shape to fitting a 3D panel. 

Select another corner to tack and stretch the film so it lines up perfectly with the edge of the panel. Tack it down and repeat this step for all corners.

Squeegee the slip solution out from under the film isomg overlapping squeegee strokes. Be firm to ensure all the moisture is removed. Avoid squeegee-ing slip solution into tacked areas, it could cause marks called silvering.

Once all of the slip solution is squeegeed out from under the film, you can move onto wrapping the edges. Use firm squeegee strokes to wrap the film around the edges. If it doesn't immediately stick, use tack solution to wash out the slip and get the glue to activate. If you're still struggling, use a heatgun or hairdryer on it's lowest setting to help get those edges down. 

If you find contamination, bubbles or slip solution under the film, the best time to remove it is as soon as possible. Peel back the film and use the slip solution to help it release. Using your hand or squeegee, remove the contamination and re-squeegee the panel down.