Kudos to 3M for making this innovative product - a form fitting, protective plastic coating.  Good for corners and curves.  I decided to start with doing my rocker panels first.  I read all of the negative reviews about drips on a vertical surface, orange peel, etc.  I saw none of the problems reported.  I think the trick for vertical surfaces is to apply one coat, let it sit for a half a minute (it dries real fast) and then apply a second coat until you get an opaque, milky look to most of the coating.  Then remove the tape as soon as you can before it dries too much.  The end result looks great.  It dries crystal clear.  I saw no orange peel.  In fact, I had to look close to see where the coating started.  Had I had my act together, I might have been able to do both rocker panels and a 12" section of my hood from one can, but I stuck to the directions and did just the rocker panels.  I must say, it took an hour to do the prep work - cleaning and waxing the areas to be coated.  Then another hour and a half to tape everything off.  The actual spraying took less than 5 minutes a side.  But I think it was time well spent.  We'll see how it performs over the long haul and I will be back to update my review.  The plastic that came in the kit is very thin and looks like there is enough to cover an entire car.  The blue tape looks like a cheaper version of 3M's painter's tape, but it's not.  I found that painter's tape didn't stick very well to a waxed surface, but the enclosed tape did.  So use it wisely.  I didn't use the wax that came with the kit since I already had some 3M wax in a bottle that worked just as well.  Overall, I like the product and it looks great, when applied as I did.  It did take a lot of time preparing the vehicle, so plan on doing this over a few hours on a windless, sunny day.  I may get another can and do just the front of my hood, which would give me chip protection without giving up aerodynamics.  After all I already have the handle, lots of extra plastic and the wax.  I only hope that regular masking tape will work as well as the tape in the kit.  As I mentioned, painter's tape doesn't stick to a well waxed surface very well (or at all).  Hope this review helps - take your time when applying to vertical surfaces and you should be able to avoid drips.  Two coats with 15 -30 seconds of dry time in-between.  Then take the tape off as soon as possible before it dries completely.  Be carful that the tape doesn't touch the recently coated surface.