🔵 Electric Blue 3D Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrap Roll with Air Release Technology - VViViD XPO (1ft x 5ft) Review

Great fit to modify my OneWheel. When I was a beginner I scratched the pages a bit and this product has allowed me to make it better than new. I made sure to prep the surface with rubbing alcohol and used a hair dryer to dry thoroughly before applying. Works amazingly well.

I put this vinyl on some parts of my PC to give it a custom look. Pros: Applied dry, no soapy water required. Air bubbles are simply pushed out. gives a feeling of durability The pattern is clearly visible from different angles and under different lighting conditions. Cons: I can't think of anything

Bought for indoor use, can't make it stick to any surface. Went around with new things, tried on glass, plastic, metal, and none of them were lucky. I cut a piece and folded it over to see if it would stick to itself, but even that didn't. Good color and texture but useless without the ability to use it.

Easy to apply and fix even if you get it wrong. Everything described in the description of this product is true. The color was a bit darker than it looks, but it worked great when applied! VViViD even had film attaching instructions and some tips and tricks to get the perfect film. This was my first time wrapping something in vinyl and it was easy to do with the help of the VViViD website and my friends.

This is the first time I've done something like this. Easy to apply and move as needed to balance the design and eliminate air bubbles. I applied it to the surface and then heated it up a bit with a hair dryer to wrap it around the curved edges. Once in place I used full heat and pressed down firmly to lock it in place and then used a VERY sharp utility knife to trim off the excess. A very sharp blade is essential. I highly recommend finding some YouTube videos so you know what NOT to do before

I tried a small piece on the surrounds in my truck (dashboard). This is a plastic fairing for those who don't know. Simply peeling the carbon fiber from the backing reveals that there isn't enough glue on it to hold it, especially around bends or turns, so forget it. I applied a small test piece and it rubbed off immediately when I tried rubbing it in to attach. I tried this on a cool surface so next time I'll try using a heat gun to heat the trim and glue. If that doesn't help it stick then…