Skin Sticker for Tamron 35-150mm F2-2.8 A05 lens fit for Sony E Mount Camera Upgrade your gear and unleash your creative potential with this camera lens skin These are advanced, high-end materials ,have the 3D texture .it can stick well use on the radians area,have the best viscidity and best ductility Camera lens Protector Film Anti-Wear Camera or Lens Hood Skin Protective Decoration and Wear Resistance Make it ultra thin, durable, reusable removable adhesive, won't leave residue and demage surface. Stylish and unique decoration: Enhance the look of your camera lens with accurate cutouts, easy installation, and a stylish design that adds a touch of uniqueness. Precise Opening without Cutting Laser precision cutting technology tailored for each model Protect each part of the camera lens Anti-Scratch Camera Lens Cover Skin Sticker for Tamron 35-150mm F2-2.8 A05 lens fit for Sony E Mount Camera Elevate your photography experience with this versatile camera lens skin Designed to seamlessly blend form and function, it offers a secure grip and stylish accent to your camera lens body The textured finish provides enhanced handling, allowing you to capture stunning shots with confidence Crafted with precision, this skin complements the sleek contours of your camera or lens, enhancing its visual appeal without compromising on performance Parcel include : 1x protector skin 1x tweezer 1x cleaning wipe ( Just sticker ,Don't include the body of camera/lens/handler/flash/Drone or others) Sticking Instructions of the Protective Film 1、Please clean the lens surface thoroughly 2、Remove out all the dust using the sticky tape 3、Please watch the video tutorial carefully 4、Remember to use a hot air blower to help sticking 5、if in doubt please message Note: Before purchasing, be sure to double-check your camera or lens model and selected color in case they do not match your camera or lens Please read the instructions carefully before applying and follow the instructions Once pasted, press down completely and wait a few minutes before using your camera or lens