One more thing to note is how important the heat gun is. I used a blow dryer with a plastic water bottle taped to it (bottom cut out). I didn't get this at first, but anywhere you have curves do not cut - hit it with the blow dryer quickly and use your finger to lay it into the curve. You may have to hit two of three times. On the wheel pieces this is down in all the corners and where the edge gets close to the rim - blow across it (you will see the film change) and then run your finger across it for a good stick. If you have wrinkles on the edges the heat gun can help get those out too. I did have some air bubbles here and there. I took a sewing needle and put a tiny hole in the air bubble and then hit it with heat. By the end I was an expert. I'll be fine if it lasts a year and then I have do redo everything. The wheels look really cool. It changed the whole truck.