VHRivian
Well-Known Member
I have used the 3M product on a few vehicles in the past and self-installed. It held up great and did the job.
The comment above about the installer being the key is 100% correct. The first one I did was embarrassing (still did the job) and I got progressively better at it over time. The flatter the surface (R1 front end) the easier it is. I purchased from Ken at invisiblemask.com and it's really cheap to do on your own - the majority of the cost really is the skilled labor.
Having said all of that about doing it on your own, I 100% plan to have a professional do my Rivian. I will do the whole front end and below the door crease all the way around. It's one thing to cover the front of your Pacifica and have it be 7/10, but the R1S has to be perfect.
The comment above about the installer being the key is 100% correct. The first one I did was embarrassing (still did the job) and I got progressively better at it over time. The flatter the surface (R1 front end) the easier it is. I purchased from Ken at invisiblemask.com and it's really cheap to do on your own - the majority of the cost really is the skilled labor.
Having said all of that about doing it on your own, I 100% plan to have a professional do my Rivian. I will do the whole front end and below the door crease all the way around. It's one thing to cover the front of your Pacifica and have it be 7/10, but the R1S has to be perfect.
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