Tools Required:

• Plastic Squeegee with smooth edges (rough edges may scratch film)
• Spray bottle – Filled with water and a few drops of baby shampoo (solution)
• Lint free towels
• Measuring tape

1. Measure the length of the desired tube you would like to protect
2. Cut that length of material from the provided roll of protective film
3. Clean the tube thoroughly from dust, dirt, and debris with any non-acidic cleaner
4. Spray the tube thoroughly with your application solution.  Soaking wet for best results
5. Evenly position the film onto the tube.  The solution will allow you to slide the film around for perfect placement.
6. Then spray the outside of the film for a lubrication layer.  This will help the card or your fingers slide along the film.
7. Use either the application card or your fingers to press and squeegee the solution out from underneath the film.  Start from the top of the tubing, working your way down to the edge of the film.  Try to use firm, but smooth and even strokes as it will help prevent trapped water bubbles.
   
   If you have some trapped moisture, you may be able to pull the film back up for reapplication again.  Be careful though, as some painted roll cages may not have been prepped properly and the paint could peel up.  If this is the case, then leave the trapped water bubble and pop it with a sewing needle instead.  That small incision will heal back up over time.

    8.   Once applied, take the lint free towels and wipe up your soaking mess.  Then start the 
            installation process all over again on the next tube.

    9.    After all is installed, enjoy your nice shiny roll tubes.  You can wax the film too with a
            carnuaba wax for a nice slick layer of protection.  This will help prevent dirt and scum
            from sticking to the film.