[Nexus 6P Accessories] rice923:
Finally got mine applied. Will post pics when I get the chance

Edit: pics attached below. Taken with 2013 moto x.

Thoughts: I didn't find any installation tutorials from SW, so I followed the Dbrand video. The overall fit of the back vinyl was pretty good, except for the visor cut out. The thin strip of vinyl on the top and sides of the visor proved to be very difficult to handle because they are flimsy. Even with careful installation, they're was a bit of noticeable gap between the visor and the vinyl on both sides (see pics).

The finish on the letters also seemed a bit roughly finished. Referring to the pictures, there's small bits of vinyl stuck to the cut sections of the letters. I had to manually scrape these away with a blade to achieve a more acceptable edge. Note that the nexus word on the phone will never line up with the cut outs perfectly due to slight variances from Huawei (I'm quoting from the Dbrand video). Also when removing the rear vinyl from the 3m paper, be extremely cautious. The letters were extremely delicate and I nearly bent the "e," just like another person mentioned prior. There was also one spot that seems to have a manufacturing defect or something, where there's a black mark that doesn't come off with aggressive rubbing and scraping with my nail. The spot is on the upper left near the "n."

Regarding the installation of the vinyl letters, most of the letters seemed to fit pretty well. The tolerances were pretty good in conjunction with the cut outs of the back vinyl. Again, I had to manually clean up the cut outs earlier. When removing the vinyl letters from the wax paper, note that the letters could be a bit stubborn. I used my nail to push down on the letter while lifting the outer piece to get the letter to separate properly. Once removed, the letters were cut extremely precisely with very clean edges. Installing the letters, I referred once again to Dbrand's tutorial. All letters installed flawlessly except the curved part of the "n." The curved area simply didn't fit flush into the recess of the back vinyl, causing a slight bump when all was said and done. I tried to nudge it into the recess with my nail repeatedly, but to no avail. All other letters were installed perfectly and everything else sat flush to the touch.

The camera visor was straight forward to install. Simple and painless. Align the three cutouts and you're golden.

The edges were a bit tricky to install since there were some thin sections around the button cutouts. In order to get them to stick, you must push down firmly, and only in a perpendicular manner to the surface. Any other motion will likely result in a warped vinyl. After all the edges were installed, there were slight gaps in three of the 4 spots where the edge vinyls meet. Not really a huge deal, but having no gaps would've been much more aesthetically and physically pleasing. The cut out from the sim tray was perfect and flush. The cutouts for all the buttons and ports were perfect. I did not take pics of the frame vinyls.

I didn't install the front vinyl, but perhaps later on.

I ended up using the included micro fiber cloth to smooth down all the edges (per recommendation from the Dbrand tutorial). There is a very noticeable improvement in the feel of the edges after the smoothening. I'd recommend this step after installing everything and letting the adhesive settle first.

TLDR: The fit and finish isn't perfect (at least for the one I received), but it was absolutely beautiful after the fact. Customer service was fantastic, as I sent a PM to SW asking for a black visor instead of the normal matching white carbon fiber. I received a confirmation that it was swapped the next day. Loving the panda look! A tutorial from SW would've been appreciated, as the DBrand tutorial couldn't be followed to the dot since the vinyls are different.