🚘 5ft x 1ft VViViD XPO Car Wrap Vinyl Roll with Air Release Technology - Black Carbon Fiber Review

Excellent product and good price. I've never worked with vinyl wrap, but I've done vinyl graphics. All in all I think this stuff is pretty easy to work with if you use the right tools and have the patience. A heat gun, a good razor and a felt scraper are all you really need for small interior decorating jobs. For larger outdoor jobs, you may need other tools. The thing about designs like carbon fiber is that you have to keep the pattern intact and not stretch too much or in the wrong direction.

I was really hoping that this material would be easy to work with. I don't usually pay attention to negative reviews unless they are consistent, I'm usually on the positive side. So I bought this stuff to wrap the roof of my 2015 WRX. I am here to say with absolute certainty that this should not be done. This material is VERY difficult to work with! If you stretch it a bit to work out a crease or an air pocket, you'll see imperfections. PERIOD! It holds air like a balloon and forget about the…

I first bought some "Chinese" vinyl at half price on ebay and tried to wrap it around the center console. After hours of watching YouTube videos about vinyl wrapping technology, I figured I was confident enough to do a good job. I worked for hours on 3 small pieces and the result was TERRIBLE! I've wrapped and flipped parts many times thinking I'm doing something wrong. So I went back to the drawing board and researched more about each manufacturer's vinyl products. I've considered buying an…

First, excellent quality vinyl. The length was 5 feet and the width was 1 foot as stated. However, I measured the width in several places and noticed a slight deviation. A little it was about 1/8 inch on a 5 foot wingspan. The vinyl cuts easily with a razor and adhesion is good without the addition of glue. Now for the installation; I bought it because we had very hot days which resulted in my air freshener dripping onto the dashboard. The chemical and heat pass through the radio panel trim and

Im impressed. There are a lot of options and I think I managed to get gold on the first try - trust the other 5 star reviews here: it's good stuff. I closed the center console in my 2005 Subaru Legacy - the bezel around the shifter, the ashtray door and the radio/climate control panel. The switch frame and ashtray door were fairly simple; The radio console was frankly nasty: weird compound curves and 19 cutouts. To make this panel I glued the panel and then taped a sheet of tracing paper on top