VViViDMatte Metallic Black Premium Vinyl Wrap (1ft x 5ft)

I'm an amateur car modifier. I hated the chrome on my car so I decided to try vinyl wrap after lenghthy research. I did not buy an install kit, instead used items I had at home which ended up being the cotton glove that came with my curling iron, some blades, Q-tips, shammies and a heat gun I borrowed. DUDE. I love this stuff. It took a little practice so some material was wasted but I got the job done and as long as you dont go in for a closeup inspextion, it looks great. My advice to newbs is to take your time. Dont try to fix a wrinkle or cut while vinyl is still warm. The cotton glove made a world of difference because I was able to handle the warm-hot vinyl to smooth it out longer without discomfort or risk of my nails poking a hole. Also, when cutting, go slow. Painfully slow so as not to go off course and to have one continuous line when removing excess. Once you get the excess removed, a trick I learned from videos is heating the edges of the fresh vinyl and smooth them around the back as best as you can. This is mostly for emblems and grill. For hoods or fenders, you really should go around the edge a good inch or so. Emblems cant be removed without creating a nightmare. Try it!

Wrapped the hood of my BRZ and it came out great. The product worked great. Easy to work the any air bubbles out once you get some experience working with the material. The only issues I had were due to my lack of experience.I accidentally creased it in a couple places and couldn't fully work those out so there are a couple tiny bubbles. Also should have removed the emblem and placed the emblem back over the vinyl so I didn't have to cut it out (badly). Luckily that part is on the front bumper and not the hood so I can redo it fairly easily. Finally I should have left a little more material around the edges to work with. I barely had enough on one side to tuck it.Now I need another 10-15 feet to do my roof, trunk, spoiler, and various trim pieces.

This stuff looks great when it’s all said and done. I didn’t have any experience with wrapping before but I heard this stuff was some of the best to work with as a beginner. I thought it would take 2-3 full days but it ended up taking 8. This stuff is SUPER sticky. Which made it hard to readjust or really maneuver. It’s also very thick being a film with such depth so that’s something to keep in mind. What I’m trying to say is if you have the time and patience it’s worth it in the end.

This product is great! I'm going to upload some pics so everyone can see how easy it is to work on this vinyl. By the way this is my first time wrapping . I would highly recommend vivid product . Great quality and is not as expensive like other brand. You can learn everything by just watching YouTube tutorials. Go and learn from "CK WRAP" This guy is awesome..

First vinyl wrap that I get , it’s complicated to use at least for me so I left a lot of blemishes on the road but it’s a great product amongst wrappers and that’s why I got it , Iran a good wrap to learn how to do it at a good price tag I would say. Fast shipping from amazon and good service from them I’ll attach a pic of my car with the front done. Wish it was darker but good color over all. That’s why I’m giving it 5 stars because it’s affordable and very good quality.

Sometimes vinyl is on a cardboard spool, sometimes it's just rolled up super tight. When you don't get it on the spool it makes flattening it out that much more difficult.Vinyl itself is great for the price. But the inconsistency in how it's prepared can be frustrating.

this product is really good. however you cant just throw it on and go. you need to clean everything off. and do it in warm areas or in the sun to help it. take your time take your time, the biggest advice i can give anyone. the product is great. but if you rush it will come out looking like crap.

excellent