Installed on a 2022 Infiniti. Be advised that it has an obnoxious chemical smell upon opening. Just lay it flat in an unoccupied room for a few days. The smell mostly goes away.

Had to clean the underside well with wipes/soap/water/alcohol. The cleaning may take a few rounds, but it is very important. It won’t stick to a dirty surface so don’t get mad if it falls off later on because you're too lazy to spend the extra 5-10 minutes to really clean the underside. (Just saying.)

It comes with two adhesive promoters but it should have come with 3. They dry out pretty quick, but are essential for the adhesion process.

It does take some time to measure and cut out the “triangles” for the bends. I just used a pen to mark on the red tape to guesstimate where the bends are and marked the triangles from there.

Would also recommend utility scissors to cut the triangles too. The rubber is thick enough that I’m not sure normal scissors will get the job done. I had to use two hands to clamp down on the scissor handles.

It’s been 3 days since the Rear application. Hasn’t fallen off so that’s good. Also haven’t used the screws yet but will probably put them on. Haven’t braved sending it through a car wash just yet so may have to send an update for that later on.

All in all I like it so far. Considering buying two more for the side skirts IF the Rear Diffuser lasts through a car wash. Lol I do like that it’s rubber bc cracking a real lip kit would make me cry.

*Update (12/11/22): Rear Diffuser still on after 4 automatic car washes and a couple of thunderstorms later. Still haven’t gotten around to putting the screws on either. 👍

You get what you pay for. Once I bought it I was nervous about the angles my bumper has, stupid things like do I make straight cuts, angles, straight once I get to the end point.... HERES THE EASY WAY. Get some rubbing alcohol, dont douse your car but a quick wipe of thick debris with a cloth and quick wipe of alcohol and you'll have a surface ready to stick. These guys use real 3m adhesive. It wont hold on it's own. But start at an end point. Right or left doesn't matter. Don't overthink it. Start going along getting it to stick by pressing hard for a few seconds every 5 or 6 inches as you go along. When you get to crazy angles you gotta take a pair of scissors or razor blade to make a v or angle cut that can overlap. Hold those angles for a few seconds longer to get it to stick as you work across the bumper. When you reach the next side, or the end, make a cut. I matched each end with a 60ish degree angle back to my cars fender at the bottom. Again, don't overthink it. Go back along and really press hard on the strip, especially those angles. Then the MOST important part. The self tapping screws. Its under your bumper. You'll never see them or the holes if you take it off but you chose a 32 dollar roll on bumper. When you go to put them on remember you're under your bumper and a drill may not fit. I only used a small stubby Philips head screwdriver. Press hard at first and the point on the screws will place themself a bit. Press hard towards the bumper and then screw until its pretty snug without snapping the plastic on your bumper. Do the ends. Do the middle. Screw into the angles and even grab 2 or 3 extra to do the same thing and this will not fall off. I recommend unrolling it for a night or half a day maybe inside in a warm house. My only gripe is the straightest part of my bumper is a but curvy because the temp outside I am installing in, the fact it's still new and it's just a rubber strip. I have a 2x4 placed lightly on it to straighten it out until I give it a try driving. I can't imagine it coming off as the screws are more than sufficient and the adhesive seems legit. I would still only use the screws and they should give you 2 or 4 more in the package. For what this is, it turned out great. Will post a pic soon and update after driving a bit.