SlickMod Chrome Delete Blackout Vinyl Overlay for 2016-2021 Honda Civic Sedan Window Trim (Gloss Black)

Good quality, good price but you’ll need a heat gun for installation. If you don’t like the chrome in your civic you can install them and i gonna give him a different look for sure.

The vinyl is over sized a lot, the edges never stick. You can literally put heat on it an the edges won’t stick. Piece of crap design and sticker sticks to the white paper when your trying to tear it off

I ordered these and they were perfect. I made super sure I had everything absolutely perfect to do the install. Temperature, humidity, lighting, peace and quiet, all was absolutely perfect and so I began my install. I took my time. Made sure absolutely everything was super clean, lined up just right. It was a little tuff to get it perfect but with an exacto-knife and a drivers license (not a credit card as a license is more flexible), I got the drivers side done and was extremely happy with the results and... probably... maybe got a lil bit over confident. It was by all intents and purposes fairly easy! SO, I decided that deserved a beer or a few...turns out, that is NOT a good idea as my passenger side ended up lookin like damned Picaso painting and I had to scrub the whole process. Thats on me. The product/material is great and also forgiving, I'm just dumb and got cocky after doin the driver side. Take your time, do it right and stay sober. You'll be fine. As it stands I have half a civic that looks cool and the other is stock "chrome"

Completely changes the look of the car. Easy to install and does not come off with the weather and wash.

I’ve been applying tint to my cars for 4 years now and wanted to give this a try. TINT DIDNT EVEN LAST A WEEK! I’ve already had to take it off because the tint adhesive is horrible. I installed in a warm garage with a heat gun like I have with my other tints that have lasted on my car for up to 3 years so far. Applied it normally and then let it sit overnight in the garage for proper adhesion cure time. I don’t know if I got a bad box or something but it literally didn’t work.

I thought it was pretty simple to install yet some of the wrap had slight creases at the end. Would totally get it again as I messed up a tad. Absolutely changes the look of the car.

I have been wrapping things for about 5 years now. This? Don't do it. It's cheap, tears easy, not cut right. I figured I'd give it a shot, but man did I waste my money. Not to mention I've only had it on my car for about a week and it's already cracking? Nah, hard pass.

The reviews here aren't lying, I'm not a vinyl expert, but this also isn't my first time applying vinyl to things. I had the heat gun, the legit tools, alcohol spray and everything to in theory make the results as good as they were gonna get.The vinyl is finicky, I had two random pieces that were just not big enough, they looked the same size on the paper, but the two on the edge just did not stretch and conform at all while the others did. I had also had one piece that was oddlly wrinkly and could not smooth it out no matter how many times I lifted it. It was like a weird zig zag wrinkle, but this was before heat was applied. Also, if you've used 'bubble free' vinyl before, this is definitely not that, you'll have a few to work out.If you want to do this, I'd expect to use two kits.