VViViDBlack True R Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrap Roll with Air Release Technology (1.5ft x 5ft)

Used this on some interior panels and found it easy to work with and pull on some tight spots (mainly a shifter boot surround and a stereo trim piece). But mostly I was really impressed with the finish that looks amazingly real with lots of depth and shimmer, does not look like any print or wrap I've seen in the past.

Got the forged carbon print and it stretched nicely, but didn't adhere as strongly as I would have hoped. In person though the forged carbon print looks much more camo than carbon. I'm probably going to get a different matte vinyl to redo it later down the line.

The vinyl sticks faster than I wanted and was a little harder to use than described. It still look great when finished.

Product works perfect just have to know how to use it. With proper tools and a heat gun you should have no problems. Patients and prep work is the key. If you don’t have a heat gun handy don’t bother trying to do the job.

The media could not be loaded.  Exactly What I ordered and Better than I expected (because of what I read in The Reviews)All I needed to wrap my airbag was a hair Blowdryer and a Razor Blade. Quality is good. Looks GREAT! As long as you know what your doing with the wrap. Overall it adhered well to the surface. We’ll see how durable it is to the temperature 😎😎

Before wrapping anything, first watch TONS of videos on how to do it. That is the biggest advice I could give anybody looking to try vinyl wrapping.This was my first ever wrap job. Since I aimed to wrap a fairly large area, I had a friend help me out. We had the right tools, took our time to do things right, and had open minds to learn along the way. Personally, it turned out much better than either of us could have imagined, and lots of people agree (some even thinking we had it professionally wrapped).Adhesion was okay, but could have been better. Stretches pretty good when heated up with a heat gun. Overall pretty easy stuff to work with, but wrapping around corners, such as the sunroof, took lots of time and patience. So far, it has held up nicely and seems to be durable, but this review was made after only one week of application. I also wrapped some interior plastic pieces, and those have been okay, definitely not adhering as good as on the roof.Overall, it is a good product for the price.

I bought the 6 foot by 5 foot wrap for the hood of my 2014 ford focus, I could've gone a bit smaller but I wanted to play it safe just in case the measurements of the actual item we're skewed in any way, but luckily it was a true 6x5foot vinyl sheet. The quality of the material is.. to be honest quite lackluster, it felt cheap and was quite unforgiving when trying to shrink small creases. The overall looks was a bit dull, I thought that the non-gloss version would look fine, but also I cheaped out because I didn't want to spend the extra $12 on their glossy version. Definitely not a terrible product, but cheap material leads to cheap looking end product.

Well made, sticks well.

This was my first time using a vinyl wrap and it was pretty easy. Getting the roll, I panicked thinking it was all black, but the texture actually plays with the lighting. I can see why people say it's a cammoflage like look, but it looks like a traditional galvanized steel pattern. This was a good replacement for an super smooth laptop surface and I feel I've made my laptop a lot more durable now.

I bought this to wrap my kid’s downhill bike. It was not easy to put on a mountain bike frame by any stretch of the imagination-but if you’re willing to be an absolute slave and do anything to make your kid happy-you won’t be disappointed by its longevity. Getting the air bubbles out and making the cuts to allow for such tight angles was not easy, but I made it work. If I still had the bike I’d take a pic to show you. He rode it half the season on whistler mountain in the bike park in expert level bike camp twice a week. That wrap held up better then the original paint did! Not to mention it looked cool, according to his buddies. I’m pretty sure it was the main reselling feature! Recommend you buy the spray to help install the wrap. And I recommend this wrap also.

As a woman who has never attempted anything vehicle related I found this not too bad! Like any vinyl or film, it's challenging and frustrating but if you take your time you can do it! A lot of reviews said use a heat gun, unfortunately this damages this product! See photo it melted the design right off (looks like dust in the photo) and I only used it sparingly. Ended up having to apply a patch due to the heat damage. Otherwise it adds a nice finish.

I ordered this product twice hoping to get the forged carbon pattern from the advertisement. I exchanged my first roll and received the same pattern again which doesn't appear to be forged carbon, but some type of textured mini camo print. I don't know if it's the advertisement that is inaccurate, or if these are mislabeled rolls of vinyl, but the pattern is not what I was expecting or hoping for.Pattern discrepancies aside, it's a pretty high quality textured pattern that looks really cool - if you're going for the GI Joe look.