This is different from flimsy stickers. If you're going to use something that wrinkles when applied and doesn't last a year, buy something solid like this. It's made the same way as the protectors offered by each car manufacturer, so it's thick. You know what that means. Yes, it's a bargain. I bought it for my Nissan L33 Teana, but I no longer need it because I was able to get a NISMO one, so I'm selling it. 1. Degrease the area to be applied. 2. Warm the area to be applied and the protector itself with a hairdryer or heat gun. (In summer, leaving it in the car should be just right. The car body will also be warmed by the sun.) 3. Align and apply. It will last for many years, even in freezing areas like Hokkaido.