🧤 Pack of 6 Pairs VViViD Grey Professional Vinyl Wrap Anti-Static Applicator Gloves Review

I used them once for a small 30" x 10" wrap project and immediately noticed the material in my fingers started to fray and a risk for each vinyl installation represented. Sorry guys, not recommended.

The glove had loose threads on 2 fingers. I tried to take it off but now there is a hole in the glove. The threads stuck so tight that you got caught or fell into a hole. Try other cheap gloves here. avoid it. Not the quality I expect from the Vivid name.

I wish they were better. They fit well but as you can see in the photo there are imperfections. Not sure how long they will last on this run as they are already on the skin. You have done a good job on a small project. I hope they can handle the greater task.

These gloves are great for wrapping. They are very sleek and I forgot I was wearing them most of the time. Be sure to remove these when working on vehicle parts. I accidentally dropped the taillight housing because I forgot I was wearing them and they are incredibly slippery haha.

When I first opened the box I was a little skeptical about how small looking gloves would fit, but I was pleasantly surprised. The fit was actually perfect and I have long fingers and a medium to large hand. Haven't used them yet but I can say they slide easily over vinyl. Longevity? I'm not sure. Although I have high hopes for her. Other than that I will definitely be back with them.

Poor quality, they fell apart from the start, splintered fingers and became unusable immediately. The fibers frayed and got stuck in my vinyl. My experience with everything related to VVivid is that the quality and the R&D just isn't there. I definitely wouldn't put VVivid vinyl on a car I care about after watching it fade and fail so quickly that the laminate finish, gloss or matte, peels off and removing becomes a chore. Use 3M, buy once, cry once.

The gloves were great. I used them to finish the edges, running my fingers back and forth along the edges, applying the vinyl evenly with each pass. I ran out of vinyl and when I reordered (October 20, 2018) Vvivid was sold out. Took them 2-3 weeks to get it but it's been over 2 months and they still don't know when this color (brushed metallic copper rust) will be back in stock. My car has looked like this ever since, and without the ETA wrap I'm almost ready to take it off and leave the car…

Fine. This is the only Vvivid product I've bought that wasn't a Grand Slam product. They are really small and tight (maybe I have the sizing overlooked when I bought it?) And they started working as soon as I lightly touched it to live footage. and it didn't feel like low-energy vinyl - I think it felt like an Arlon with flight technology. (not super sticky) hmm maybe it's me, I see guys who seem more experienced than me, chasing them, but I also do some pretty drastic work so again, idk they…