Okay guys, first let me say I am convinced that applying Veil to your vehicle is a good idea based on what I have seen and read here, but it is quit a different story from the video of the application when you are applying it to a new vehicle. In the defence of the manufacturers of Veil the instructions do say they recommend masking of the surrounding area. From my recent experience I would say you damn well better if you dont want your paint job screwed up. I had a couple of wet rags standing by when I started the application and used them immediately but the Veil still left steak marks on the paint. Then I went into panic mode and really started trying to get it off but no use. Maybe its because the truck is painted bright red that it is so noticable and I am only talking about a couple of small streaks. They are less visible after my cleaning on them but they are there none the less and I was right on top of it after it happened. After that scare I just removed all of it and didnt attempt the other headlight assembly or the fog lights. Dont want anything to do with Veil until I can figure out how to keep it completely of the paint job on my tacoma
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