🚘 3M 1080 M12 MATTE BLACK 5ft x 1ft Car Wrap Vinyl Film - High Quality Automotive Wrap for a Sleek Finish Review

Bought to fix some paint that had come off my car's window trim. It was very easy to apply and held up great. I waited a while after purchasing it to test it and it did a great job with all the elements! You can hardly tell that paint is peeling behind it. Fits great, covers well and holds up very well. I highly recommend this if you want to fix a stain on your car without having to pay an inordinate amount of money to a body shop. It's a matte finish but the same finish was on my car so it…

The item arrived much lighter than other products I have used before with a slight dent and folds. It is also much less durable as it tears very easily on some edges when heated with a hair dryer. I'm not used to vinyl being so delicate. I managed to wrap a small interior detail on my 2013 RAV4 but it looks like the long dash panel will be a lot more difficult and time consuming since this product is so flimsy. The last vinyl product I used was ECS Tuning 3M 1080 Series and it was much stronger

This is my first time using this vinyl. I watched YouTube videos to learn how to install this product. I recommend asking someone to help you apply vinyl to large items. It was easy to use but requires patience. I've found that when using Finish Line Tape without a knife, it's best to cut pieces at least 1 inch larger than the area you'll be sticking it to. Also, when applying, use a felt-edged decal squeegee to remove bubbles. The vinyl stretches and molds around curves and bends. I purchased…

So my Volkswagen R32 came with matte aluminum vinyl wrap on various trim pieces but unfortunately one day I peeled it off in a prominent place and sure enough to be scratched had to, also on the selector lever cover. The problem is that I removed the foil from the shifter and to my dismay that foil came off with a soft textured spray. So I bought this vinyl wrap to deal with. It applies well and definitely looks done with great attention to detail. Please don't judge my life by the things on my

November 2020 Update: One year later and delayed. Looks the same as day one. First, it was my first time working with vinyl wrap. Some of the buttons on my car radio are worn out and I wanted to fix them somehow. I checked it out but I think I did a great job. I also have a super small blister which I later noticed while taking pictures with my phone's camera. It is invisible to the naked eye. The only thing you can feel under your finger is part of the triangle cutout, but that might as well…