Enhance Your Vehicle with VViViD+ Matte Metallic Copper Rust Vinyl Wrap - 1ft x 5ft Review

The end product looks good. Not easy to apply on difficult surfaces. But if you're making simple flat surfaces with very few edges or other complexities, this product is for you. Much cheaper than 3M and looks very good. If you're doing something even slightly complex, I'd probably recommend using 3M material.

Images are misleading. The name implies, at least to me, the color of copper and rust. somewhere in the mix 50/50 plus or minus a bit? And the pictures showed something very coppery. This stuff doesn't look like the pictures at all. This is rust with an admixture of copper. It's a cool color but not what I expected or needed. Please update the images so others don't make the same mistake.

My brown fabric top and orange-brown leather interior had me wondering what color to use for the racing stripes. Until I saw this deep, metallic flake color. You can see in the picture that I used it to create the dual Cobra style racing stripes on the hood and trunk. The foil is thick and requires heat to stretch. I found it difficult (as a beginner) not to overtighten or stain the finish. So not the best option for a true beginner but now that I have more experience (did a full auto wrap with

First time pasted over with some kind of vinyl. I've since tried 3m and Oracle. This material can only be processed well on flat surfaces! It takes practice, but unlike 3M, you have to expend an inordinate amount of heat and time. Trying to drive around sharp corners or other corners is tricky and you have to chase it to hell for it to stick to anything! Trimming the curves, around the door handles and other trim was the hardest part. After taking my shot, I managed to wrap the A-pillars, but I