Thus, we have learnt our lesson. The precut kits don’t perform well.
Positive observation Lamin-X was gracious enough to reimburse me, and their customer service was excellent in handling the situation.
If this interests you, my advice would be to go to a business and ask them to utilize material that they are familiar with cutting.
Some of you handle your charging wires in an unprofessional manner, allowing them to become twisted and unreliable. It doesn’t appeal to me. utterly hurts me.
At my house, I have two level two chargers that I have had for more than six years without any problems. The bottom is curled up Velcro. The top of the wire is the only area that is twisted, although it isn’t overly strained.
People become agitated over things they believe will happen, but in my experience, it has never been a problem.
Could you upload some pictures at night? Still, it looks nice.
Indeed! I would want to see pictures of the light coming through.
It looks nice, but I’m sure the $50 kit wasn’t all that it cost. My estimates total more than $350.
It only cost $150.
The package cost $110, and installing the kit cost $100.
It was therefore less expensive.
That’s a great bargain, man. I’d hop on that right away.
The grey complements your hood protector rather nicely. The color is the same for me. Which product did you apply? And did you hire the shop to install the kit or did you do the entire job yourself?
Poor quality kit completed by the shop. It looks lot better now that they peeled it off and redrew it using their own wrap. The brand of the hood protection is Aeroskin.
You are messing with that charging cable, and it is giving me a fucking stroke.
Clear that mess right now! For the sake of everything honorable.
You’re going to cause some trouble; at the very least, it will destroy the truck’s EVSE socket and/or charging port.
Why don’t people handle cables with care? It’s beyond me. When they shatter, they then whine.
Still, Tint seems very nice. 
