Spurtar Gloss Black Vinyl Wrap 2 Inch x 20ft Satin Black Vinyl Car Tape Adhes...

I ended up using the sparta matte black vinyl wrap instead of their gloss black vinyl for my Chrome delete along the window trim. It worked perfectly as I would assume that the gloss black would too. It has been months now and I've had no issues with peeling or cracking.

This is exactly what I needed to fix all the road debris damage on the forks of my motorcycle. They look new now! Its a thick vinyl so I expect they will last a long time before needed to be replaced, but I have plenty left over to keep replacing them. Very happy with this purchase!

I used this to blackout the chrome on my car and it has stuck pretty well. A heat gun is definitely helpful to make sure you get a proper fit. There is a clear plastic film over the vinyl which helps avoid scratching and when removed the vinyl feels pretty durable. As far as ease of use it's not the best but it stretches if a heat gun is used. For the price it's definitely worth it.

I used this Vinyl wrap on my scratched 19 inch rim. I first sanded out the scratched surface with my small sanding discs with velcro, I purchased on Amazon. Then applied the tape over the area. I used a heat gun to work out the small bubbles, and now it repaired the area that was previously powder coated. I didn't need a large piece, as this was just on the edge. I will see how it holds up after the winter, if it doesn't, I will re-apply in the spring.

Ease to install, looks great on my infinity. Would recommend, with great durability and value.

This is easy to use, and very sticky.

Doesn’t stick for longer than a hour or two after that it all peels off.

This was an inexpensive vinyl detailing adhesive wrap that I got to use for covering the area between the base of my vehicle windshield and the windshield wipers assembly strip above the front hood, where the weather stripping had crumbled. This wrap has a flexible, stretchy quality that is suitable for that purpose, however it has creases appear in the surface (shown in my photo), which you may be able to prevent by heating the material before applying. There are pros and cons to using this, if you want something that looks perfect and is simple to apply then this might not be adequate, while this does stick well and seems likely to be durable.