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Just be careful pulling that tape off as a non laminated perf vinyl can get ripped easily if you just quickly take off the tape..... speaking from experience.

Slightly off topic but I some times notice after cleaning a window with Isopropyl Alcohol it leaves an oily film like you said, the only way i have found to remove that film is to give it a thorough rub down with a dry cloth. This is the Isoprpyl Alcohol we use...

I have also wrapped a Kayak before, and yea it does come out pretty awesome.

We have 2 Royal Sovereign heat assisted laminators, one was out of action when i arrived 5 years ago and we only use it for applying vinyl to large panels, the other is our daily driver and i often do large runs thru the laminator i have done full 50m ( 164 feet ) runs thru it multiple times and...

Also to note, the top ridge looks to have a rubber/silicon seal they can cause adhesion problems as well, it may have been better to relief cut the top ridge and seal it or cut out the part that lays on the rubber seal and then edge seal it, or maybe adhesive primer? haven't tried that method my...

Can not go wrong with this vinyl, easy to apply to walls and has got great adhesion. Edit: Altho it is best to keep an eye on it when printing, laminating or plotting long runs as the adhesive can bleed a bit.

I have yet to see this happen on the vehicles i have done with the media we use, we recently stripped our van wrap+windows perf off and the perf itself was fine and it had been on for about 7 years. Its something i should take note of tho in case the issue does pop up.

Having laminate on vehicle perf windows will stop dust and dirt getting into the holes of the perf vinyl, other wise the customer will find as time goes on that it will get harder to see thru the window, perf on building windows can probably be more flexible depending on the area i guess.