VViViD XPO Dry Deep Black 3D Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrap Roll with Air Release Technology (1ft x 5ft)

Love this stuff. It's easy to work with, adheres well, and shrinks to fit. Be sure to have a heat gun or maybe even a hair dryer would work. Personally I s|_|ck at these kinds of projects and don't have any tools that one should have except for an exacto knife. Yet despite all of that it comes out perfect.

second time I've applied this stuff, easy to work with using a heat gun, stretches good just don't over heat it. will be wrapping the rest of my atv in it.

Although I have no experience in wrapping parts this material is fairly easy to work with. Once you heat it up it immediately shrinks into the piece making it look like paint. It takes practice to know how to wrap around corners and edges but it's a large roll so you can bear mistakes. Looks just like carbon fibre with a cool design. Really like this product, I've been wrapping all my rc parts just because!

Solid item for carbon fiber trim for anything good value for the money on the roll easy to cut and apply to anything love the color and it sticks pretty good to everything. I will def buy again but In a different color.

Looks good, strong adhesive, stretched out nice and tight with hair dryer and did not melt from the heat. It was easy to push out wrinkles especially with the hair dryer.

While the VViViD XPO Carbon Fiber Vinyl looks amazing with its realistic 3D texture and professional matte finish, it is much stiffer and harder to work with than I expected. The material is quite rigid, making it a real struggle to wrap around tight corners or curved edges without the pattern bunching up or deforming. Additionally, the adhesive is very aggressive; it sticks almost instantly, which makes it difficult to reposition if you make a mistake during the initial layout. You definitely need a heat gun and a lot of patience to get this to conform to anything that isn't a flat surface, so while the final result is durable and high-end, I wouldn't recommend it for a beginner's first project

I ordered car window trim covers from CCP (China) to cover the hail damage on mine, and of course came (a month later) chrome, when I ordered black (eye roll). Tried to paint them. I'm not a painter. So, I figured I'd try wrapping. I found this stuff, with use of a heat gun, easy to use and forgiving. Corners were hind of hard, but that's my inexperience, not the product. Well, you be the judge of how it looks. Price was right! I like it, I like it a looowwwwwt.

Great and durable. Looks realistic.

I like this one, i actually suggested to my daughter to order this for her car. Its easy to use.

Tried to use this on the plastic car sills, it doesn't stick at all, especially on anything that has a edge on it - like others have said. There is no stick to it at all. Tried to use PVA glue but not having much luck here either.

I covered a bass pickguard in this vinyl, and while the material feels sturdy, it doesn’t adhere very well. It was easy to apply and get it bubble free. I skipped using a primer or edge‑sealer—adding either of those steps might improve the adhesion.

Very bad adhesive and never sticks down properly have always had issues with VVIVID products just spend the little extra for decent wrap and do it right the first time

Je ne suis pas un professionnelle pour l`utilisation de ce produit. Cela m`a demander un peu de pratique mais le résultat est surprenant sur plusieurs surface , utiliser un sèche cheveux pour assouplir le produit et facilité l`utilisation. Beau fini, produit élastique , la colle est activer par la chaleur.