VViViD Black High Gloss Realistic Paint-Like Microfinish Vinyl Wrap Roll XPO Air Release Technology (10ft x 5ft)

Good product but really sticky and hard to add on versus 3m or avery. Ceramic coated it let's see how long it last

I really couldn’t be happier with this wrap😁👍🏽, I own a glossy black BMW i3 and I needed to replace the drivers side exterior A Pillar cause it was cracked, the part cost $134.00 but they wanted an additional $260.00 to paint it🤯😭, as that was not in my budget, I thought I would try wrapping it, I went with this one because it stated “Realistic Paint-Like Microfinish” and boy does it!, I still can’t believe how perfectly it matches the factory paint. I was a little worried cause I don’t have a whole lot of experience, having only wrapped some interior trim in the past but to my pleasant surprise, I found this wrap extremely easy to work with, I didn’t struggle with any bubbles or wrinkles and even the corners and edges came out great! I am stunned with the final results, Thank You VViViD for saving me $250 bucks without looking like I did 🙏🏽

Vinyl wrap was not shipped in hard tube and about 2" on both ends were scratched or damaged, otherwise it shipped quick and looks fantastic. Not sure if I'm going to get full coverage due to the ends being damaged, we'll see. VVIVID is easy to work with and can leave the protection film on during install as it stretches and makes for a really glossy shine when finished without swirl or scratch marks. Is a great film for the DIYER or beginner.

Good quality vinyl

The media could not be loaded. This was my paint before and the video is now. I work at a wrap shop and typically we use Avery and 3m wraps however for my car I thought I’d try to save some money and got with this and it’s definitely harder to use however works the same. And after everything it looks perfect. It’s been 3 months no peeling up or anything . This is a great budget option. No air bubbles or wrinkles. Definitely will buy again

I have wrapped things before using 3M. While not unfamiliar with wrapping, I didn't realize I was getting non 3M wrap. I thought vvivid was the seller, and all wrap was the same. This is awful. Mine came scratched also. Undeterred, I set about wrapping my mom's fridge. Hardly any curves, I've done it before...easy. Omg, this is the worst. When trimming (brand new sharp knife), the glossy laminate comes apart from the material. Even worse, the SLIGHTEST touch from something not super soft, scratches the surface leaving a clear white scratch. Not exaggerating. This is what we're supposed to use on our cars at 70 mph with debris regularly hitting the surface?I have the worst nails...they're short and weak. One teeny touch gouged this surface. You might think I hit it harder than I'm admitting, but you'd be wrong. I imagine putting a magnet back on here and dragging it, and unfortunately leaving a deep scratch. It's absolutely awful.Before replacing my refrigerator at home, I used 3m to wrap my old one. That looked fantastic until we bought our new one...at least a couple of years.This is a real disappointment. I'd give it no stars if that was an option.

At first glace, it seems pretty similar to the 3m vinyl products. Color darn well matched my "EB" color code glossy black on my 08 hyundai accent. The first roll, was fairly easy to cut. Went on without any hitches.Well, I went onto my second roll. The material seemed more 'sludgy' and harder to cut. Not a big deal really, since I typically tuck in the edges. Well, heres the problem. Theres parts of it that didn't have a sticky back at all to it! Just big random spots in the roll without any sticky backing.And doing the roof pillars on my car, the edges are the last thing I don't need to be not sticky! I tried overlapping it with what seemed like a mostly sticky piece, and hoping thats enough of a bandaid.I see it lasting probably around one-two years on the defective side.So its a bit of a pinch. If you get a good roll? You save quite a bit from the 3m material, especially with free shipping. But I found out first hand, theres some quality control issues.

The product is a bit thin and even dust reads through it. So be sure remove all dust with a tact cloth. Then install the rap quickly. Or better yet, use the tact cloth as you apply the wrap. With that said, gloss black is the most susceptible to dust reading through. But it made a Alesis Strike kit look as good as a Roland:-) and all for under $20.