VVIVID XPO Gunmetal Grey Brushed 5 Feet x 1 Foot Car Wrap Vinyl Roll with Air Release Technology

I got this to cover my Mazda's piano black center console that was both a dust and fingerprint magnet. I LOVE the result. Looks professional and factory/OEM and I'm very happy with the result. See the pics for my results.One issue is that this is designed for car body wraps with large surfaces. With a console wrap like mine, although it was easy to get a wrinkle-free cover over tight curves and corners, it was more difficult to get good adhesion on the overwrapped edges. I would suggest you use adhesion promoter wipes if you consider doing something similar.

Very pleased with quality and price! Used for my car interior. As a side note: Make sure to look at the direction a pattern runs on the roll! Fortunately for me, even though the linear pattern ran opposite on the roll than the direction I needed for application in my car, the width allowed me to turn it... However, if the area in my car had of been a few inches longer, then the roll width would’ve been too short & that would’ve left me with two options; 1). run pattern in opposite direction of the other pattern already existing in the car or 2). return product. (Just a little tip before you buy any vinyl wrap product).

Good stuff, looks pretty genuine once applied. Keep in mind it is textured, there is no smooth coat over this type. Feels like one of those old holographic cards that change based on the angle.Speaking of angles, you will need to be strategic about how you apply it. The pattern catches light more flatteringly at certain angles and rotations, depending on the position of the light source. But overall it is a good looking vinyl, great looking if you pay attention to how it behaves for your project and apply it accordingly.

Harder to adhere on edges and corners than the 3M wrap I'm used to. I have edges peeling already after a week. I do like the color and texture of the wrap, just wished it adhered better. It would not be a problem if you were able to pull the wrap behind the edges, but for my use case on wood trim on a door, the wood trim could not be removed from the door without breaking the melted plastic that holds it together. So I did the tuck and cut method.

I've installed this product before. Couple years ago and it stuck great. Had some left over it was two years old or so it was sticking. Ordered some new. it's not sticking. They likely are still selling the same lot they put on rolls years ago. If you're not putting it on a solid surface without any curves then stop. I barely handled this and had clean hands. Have used it before. I know how to handle it. Very annoyed. They need to remove all of this old product from logistics.

Quality is great. Heat stretching is no issue. Even over an inch of stretch, it retained color, with no stretch decoloration. Thickness is just right. And on flat surfaces, it looks much better than anticipated.If you're afraid to have a "tacky" look, you won't (if you do a good job). It will give you that "metal"look that you are craving.

Originally installed this on my interior trim for that dark brushed metal look. I took my time and was careful to not use anything that would harm the finish, was happy until I looked at it after the install in the sun and saw scratches. Tried to heat it out with my heat gun but didn't change anything. Instead of replacing with the same color/type, decided to go with a different color look. I would be bummed if I had wrapped my full car with this color and had all the scratches.

Not the best wrap I have worked with, but not the worst either. People you have to prep your surface. Alcohol prep spray or just a quick wipe down of the piece u wanna cover. Apply and then HEAT it to activate the super sticky adhesive. I had zero problems. And I wrapped 2 door trims. Dash trim. Console piece. And the over head light in another car. And still had a 12x18" left over. Take your time. Sharp razor knife! Measure 2x cut once. Then heat with hair dryer or heat gun. Then wipe down with micro fiber to make it's all stuck in place. Should be good to go. Pics below or above :)