Black Gloss Car Wrap Vinyl Film - 3M 2080 G12 - 1ft x 1ft (1 Sq/ft) Review

1. Three days of Prime instead of two!2. Some slight "creases" from rolling - not too bad and probably not to be expected. Not that I have any experience with vinyl wrapping, it was my first time, but I was able to reduce wrinkles with a hair dryer.3. The BIGGEST disappointment was the actual finish of the material, yes it was black and yes it was shiny, no problem. However, it looked "blotchy" or "blotchy" - not sure if the photos would show it as bad as it was - I was expecting it to look…

So I'm a bit hesitant to give this product an above average rating. This one had "Bright" on the box, so I was immediately embarrassed that I felt I had bought a 3M product. However, the back of the film says "3M 2080". The grip is very, very good. The foil material is malleable and stretchable. I'm not sure how much but he did what I needed. Even with the assembly, my experience with film is limited to car window film. ***Get help installing this product!***. Otherwise you can make mistakes. I

This isn't just the second time I've had to buy vinyl because it had blisters, tears and creases the first time. I had to go back and call the store to postpone another week so I could get the vinyl. When it arrived I immediately took it to the store without opening the box. When I picked up my car later that day, to my surprise, the vinyl had a texture-like stain all over it that didn't come off with rubbing. so old. In the first two photos you can see the foil installed on the roof and in the

Tips after a single install:- Invest in good tools, it won't be the last thing you pack thin. I still used the heat gun, but tested both options: HEAT BEFORE wrapping the corners, pay attention to tension points, and lay the foil down to avoid over-tightening. After applying, warm up to make sure it doesn't collect or loosen with your fingers. CK completes YT. is an incredibly valuable resource to browse through. On my first order of 5x10 feet I was able to pack the roof and front grille with…

I'm renovating my kitchen and decided black or almost black appliances would look better. However, I wanted to replace appliances that weren't working properly, including my large French door refrigerator that's less than two years old. I did some research to determine the best method for me to include the changes I wanted. My range is already white with lots of black (ceramic range and oven door) so I decided to buy vinyl wrap to cover the sides and front of my fridge as well as most of the…