Sheet dimensions are 14cm x 10cm. Had a hard time finding photos/video of this film. It's actually a pink film with a lime-colored reflection. There are some subtle unidirectional striations in a very light bluish gray that reflects in turquoise. The sheet itself is translucent and packaged with a white backing on a black background. The sheet surface is smooth and shiny. I'm able to recognize my reflection when I stare directly at it. Under direct lighting conditions, it shows pink with reflections in lime. Under indirect lighting conditions, it acts as a mirror and reflects light from lighter objects in a lime hue on top of a pink background. Darker reflections reveal the pink substrate. It can be used to give colored parts a green sheen. I think the most common use would be to give green clear parts extra flare. If used on white or colorless parts, the pink substrate will stand out. It conforms and binds very easily to unfinished parts. I think it'll stick even better to gloss paint. It's very thin and easy to cut with a knife. It can be permanently deformed by squeezing too hard with tweezers. Hardest part of working with it is getting the backing off without ruining the sticker. The sheet itself is blemish free outside of a 1mm bright spot approximately 1/3rd of the sheet in from the top and 1/3rd of the sheet in from the left. My sample size is 1, so I don't know if this is a common defect. If you're planning to use the whole sheet as is for a project, you might have to get lucky. If you're using this for sensors, you can easily cut around it. Hasegawa films are an alternative to HIQParts films.

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