Review on 🖤 VViViD Chrome Black Vinyl Overlay Wrap Black-Out Strips 2 Inch x 20ft Roll DIY - Satin Matte Black Edition by Daniel Morris

All right. That's the best I can say about it. I've used this brand before in large sheets for simpler projects than window coverings and it works great. It's kind of a cheap alternative to 3M, don't let anyone tell you it's good, it's a NO. Not as flexible and forgiving. If you stretch it too far it will permanently wrinkle or tear, while the 3M will stretch even more and allow for much better cornering. If you use this for auto glass trim and have angles greater than 30 degrees, I hope you are not a perfectionist. He just can't make turns like that easily. This is a very hard vinyl. Not that the 3M brand has always been able to do this, but it's a lot easier to avoid wrinkles and smooth those corners. Even with the right tools, your results can vary. Now it's obvious that 3M is stupidly expensive. But if money isn't an issue, then fine. If you have experience with vinyl, this will probably be fine for basic tasks. I highly recommend using a heat gun or blow dryer to make it more flexible and go over it lightly when your project is finished to remove air bubbles and help it stick better. But be careful how much heat you give it or it will warp and ruin your project. I'm halfway done with my Grand Cherokee's window trim and have given up on that brand. Not flexible enough even when heated. All cars are slightly different, so this might suit you better. Bottom line: if you can afford the real stuff, buy it and you won't regret it.