🔵 VViViD Metallic Blue 3D Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrap Roll with XPO Air Release Technology - Premium Quality (12" x 60") Review

Very difficult to use. Remember I'm not a professional but I couldn't apply. I watched a lot of YouTube videos but found the carbon design to be difficult to maintain when applied and then the material ripped a few times trying. 50 meters in the garbage.

This is a quality product. I used it to close the baffle on an MDF speaker enclosure. 150 grit sandpaper used on bare wood prior to coating. Sticks well. Air bubbles came out easily. Cutting with the exact blade was easy. Has a great look. Would definitely use this product again.

I have some disagreements about this package. It's absolutely gorgeous. A beautiful soft blue color that reflects light differently at angles and curves. And it feels nice, so it's great for switches, doorknobs, etc. But the glue was very problematic. I had to use heat and overstretching to get most of the corners to stick to the back.

Love Colour. I only gave it 4 stars because I read and watched many videos where the quality was "the best" according to users. I've used it on my BMW and it looks good and the attachment was great but on a few corners I tried to stretch it and as I worked it stayed but later on it started to stretch and I did had to repeat the piece. Maybe I don't have as much experience as other applicators, or it's not what "they said". Arrived quickly and overall the price was great. I recommend.

Overall it was easy to apply to my radio trim and the adhesive was great, so far I've used a heat gun on low and the foil has stayed thin so there weren't any bubbles, and if so was, the blisters were very light. Clear. Now I'm not a professional vinyl installer, but on my first install I was very impressed with how it turned out! I used 12" x 60" and had enough to cover the parts in the picture which were the radio trim as well as the speedometer trim and still had enough left over to even do…

I'm not an expert in vinyl wrapping but I bought this print and solid color. This one is twice as thick, I'm sure, because of the carbon footprint. The firm material was very easy to work with and conformed to fairly tight corners in low heat. This stuff wasn't that good. You cannot heat this print too much or it will distort your texture. Foiling a motorcycle tank, which is not that easy. I can see a few spots where the heat has flattened the pattern. It's not the end of the world, but if it…

Well, for the price, I can't really complain. Doesn't stick best to inside corners, and while the material is quite strong, it will tear if you stretch it too much. Most of it will probably need redoing and I'm not sure if it will stay when the heat comes, but I'll just have to wait and see. Added photos of corners to show rise. Pretty good stuff overall, just need to figure out how to make the inside corners stay put. Everything is fine on only slightly curvy sections. Also, I had to use…