Chrome delete foil roll in gloss black -10 meters (DIY foiling)

Give your vehicle a stylish and exclusive look with this self-adhesive gloss black foil roll! Perfect for foiling window trims, mirrors, interior details, motorcycle parts or any smooth surface you want to upgrade. The film is designed to give a high-gloss, professional look while protecting against wear and tear.

• High gloss finish - gives a luxurious and modern look
• Flexible & malleable - easy to apply, can be heated for better adaptation
• Durable & tough - resistant to scratches, weather and UV radiation

Areas of use:

• Cars - window trims, mirrors, door handles, emblems and other details
• Motorcycles & mopeds - fairings, trims and details
• Other surfaces - can also be used on furniture, home furnishings and other smooth surfaces
• Measurements: 10 meters & 5cm wide (can be adapted when cutting).

Installation tips:

• For best results, clean the surface thoroughly and use heat to shape the foil at edges and curves.

• The film, its surroundings and the surface where it is to be attached should have a temperature between +15°C and +25°C.

• Should only be applied to smooth and hard surfaces.

• Good to have when applying: Measuring tape, lint-free cotton cloth, heat gun or hair dryer.

Preparation & Application:

1. Cleaning: Remove dirt, grease and silicone residues from the surface. For stubborn stains, use rubbing alcohol (e.g. isopropanol). Do not use thinner.

2. Trimming: Lay the film against the surface and cut out a piece with at least 5 cm extra margin.

3. Assembly:

   • Carefully pull the protective film away from one end, keeping the film stretched to avoid creases or dirt.

   • Attach the film along a straight edge and press firmly with your fingers or a soft cloth from the center outwards to avoid air bubbles.

   • For curved surfaces, gently heat the film with a heat gun or hair dryer at a distance of about 10 cm to make it more flexible. Avoid excessive heating and pulling, as the film may deform or crack.

   • At sharp corners, the film may need to be overlapped. Make sure that the overlap is sufficient.

   • Press the film firmly over the edges with a scraper or your fingers to avoid shrinkage after cooling.

4. Finishing: Cut off the excess film along the edges with a sharp knife. Cut only at the joint between the parts, not directly on the paint or plastic strip.