🚗 Highly Reflective VViViD Red Gloss Car Wrap Vinyl Roll | Easy Air Release Adhesive | 3mil Thickness | Size: 1.5ft x 5ft Review

I cannot fully rate this product as not used. I received it on time. But after I cut it once. And I was wrong in the measurement by a few centimeters. I realized that I didn't have enough to solve my problem. So I can't tell if it sticks well or is easy to apply.

I've used a lot of vibrant vinyl in the past. The last 2, including this one, came with a defect. There's no point in buying multiple legs if the first 6-12 inches are useless. In addition, the grip is good. The stretch is good. Try not to overheat or you'll easily burn yourself with every stretch.

Used to wrap two of my subwoofers to match my speakers. The color is very close to the red Magnepan variant that you get with their high-end speakers. The foil has a more orange-red hue than red Magnepan. I expect this to last for many years as there is no wear and tear around the speakers or movement to damage the skin. Very happy with the result.

This roll was used to wrap the top half of a C4 Corvette. My biggest complaint is that for some reason the glue wasn't even. Some areas would be SUPER sticky while others wouldn't stay down (not even in flat areas) until I hit them with a heat gun. Time will tell if it holds up. My offer is double what you think is right. After all was said and done I used the entire reel for this project.

This is the 4th or 5th time I have bought a 1x5 sheet of this vinyl (different colors each time). That's a very good price for a good vinyl. I like smaller sheets for smaller trimming projects (like car wheel graphics). The colors offered are really good (and match the color shown in the product photos). Once applied, the vinyl stays in place (even on wheels that endure Michigan's heat, cold and winters).

I used to use VViVid vinyl on my car and endorsed their products. A very reliable brand and in my opinion better than 3M vinyl or any other brand of vinyl. I live in Florida, I used this red gloss vinyl to wrap the interior trim and it still holds together in the scorching summer heat. I also have carbon on the outside of my car and it's holding up even after a few months. A very easy to use product. Hardly any heat was needed except at the edges. It stretches very well and holds up well…

The vinyl material itself looks great and is thick enough to be durable; However, the paper behind it is easy to cut through without pushing hard on the razor blade itself. The material also allows for quick correction with minimal heat! The material is flexible enough to make mistakes and make corrections without having to cut out new pieces and start over. It also allows for plenty of stretch and warms up those curves and corners! Like any material, it "gets thinner" as you heat, pull, and…

The first time I did a whole car wrap I did a little work but I've never done a whole car wrap. Check out the many tutorials if you are new to packaging, they are very helpful. A heat gun is a must on the corners, also do yourself a favor and get some knifeless tape, it makes life easier. The winding is very workable, I tried to use as little heat as possible and only glaze the panels, only applying heat to the corners. Also, make sure you don't need to do any retouching after heating…