Let me start by saying this product is a game-changer for road warriors and track enthusiasts. I recently took my car on a 1,200-mile road trip through varying weather conditions, and the Track Armour film held up impressively well. The application was surprisingly straightforward - though I'd recommend having a friend help for larger areas. The included squeegee was clutch for getting those pesky air bubbles out.

The real magic happened when we hit construction zones. I could literally hear pebbles hitting the film, but upon removal? Pristine paint underneath. That moment when you peel it off to reveal untouched paint? Pure satisfaction. And yes, it came off cleanly with no residue after five days of abuse - even survived torrential downpours that would make other films surrender.

But here's the flip side: this stuff demands perfect application conditions. Apply it on anything less than a perfectly clean, warm surface and you're asking for trouble. Some edges started lifting during highway speeds until I reinforced them with blue painter's tape (pro tip right there). And while it claims to be invisible, let's be real - it looks like you've wrapped your hood in packing tape. Not exactly show-car material.

The thickness (4mm) provides decent protection, though serious track rats might want to double-layer high-impact areas. Storage is brilliant though - rolls up compactly for reapplication on return trips. At about $50 per roll versus $6k for permanent PPF? For occasional use, this makes financial sense.

Would I buy again? Absolutely - but with tempered expectations. It's not perfect (that adhesive can be temperamental), but when it works, it works beautifully. Just maybe keep some Goo-Gone handy... just in case.