VViViD® XPO White Carbon Fiber Car Wrap Vinyl Roll with Air Release Technology (1ft x 5ft)

I am a PC DIY enthusiast. For years now, I have built custom PCs for family, friends, and myself. I like to put together clean builds, with with the minimum amount of clutter mixed with eye-catching, but practical aesthetics.This was the first time I decided to work with vinyl wrapping. Most PCs come with additional zip tie areas, cable pass-throughs and mounting areas, that allow for better cable management, but leaves little to aesthetics. Also, the more amount of holes, creates less pressure for cooling, as the air escapes from those openings.So my thoughts were that vinyl wrapping may help please both aesthetics and air flow. What I did here is that I wrapped several of the areas that have a lot of openings, primarily the back mounting areas of the PC case. To add the aesthetics, I even wrapped parts of the cooler's radiator, the graphics card backplate, and the back/logo areas of the fans.I was very pleased with both the look and cooling. The clean look is pleasing to the eye, but most importantly, my CPU temps dropped by several degrees.If I had one knock against the wrapping by VViViD is that the vinyl itself is very thin once it is removed from the nonstick paper, however, with some patience, and readjusting, it wasn't too bad. In fact, it is very easy to peel and restick the vinyl with no residue issues.In my case, I used a heat gun (found cheap here on Amazon), along with an old plastic card (old credit card or a store members card) to help stretch out and adhere the vinyl on certain areas of the graphics card's back plate. I also used other tools such as an Exacto knife, a metal ruler and a Fiskars circle cutter to cut the circular shapes for the fans. However, that is above what you need. You can cut the vinyl with something as simple as a box cutter or scissors.I am very happy with this product. I will be kicking off a DIY PC channel on Youtube and I plan to feature VViViDs vinyl for future builds.Hope this helped.

I ordered this white carbon vinyl wrap to cover my cue case.. My cue case is the old black box type cue case that I have had for the past 25 yrs. So it has sentimental value to me. Won and hustled a lot of billiards back in my 20's with this cue case. So instead of buying another case decided to wrap it in white carbon fiber wrap just to update the look. Very good quality vinyl not soft but workable. Easy to cut and apply and shape to the form you want to wrap with a heat gun of course. This one of the easiest vinyl wrap that I had ever worked it and will buy it again.. Arrived on time and it was in great condition when it arrived.

This is incredible. It's easy to work with tho you need to know that usually textured vinyls are stiffer than smoth ones. This is not the exception.The backing it's textured so if you know how to work a bit with vinyl you won't get air bubbles or wrinkles.You can see i wrapped a pair of logitech z625 (haven't finish them) and I was able to stretch the vinyl on the button cavities and it holds very well ( more than a15 days had passed) Also wrapped an SSD, and it loosk very nice.You only need to realize that vvivid vinyl has not pressure-activated adhesive but heat activated instead. So you need a heat gun to fully utilize this vinyl.I also wrapped a very tiny SATA power header and it has hold very well (more than 2 months now)Pros:Pure white (it's pure bright white which I love)Easy to work if you have the patience to work around it stiffnessVery Strechy once heatedVery strong adhesiveThe Pattern is lovelyCons:It is a little stiff at room temperatureSince it is very bright, the pattern can be a little difficult to see under certain circunstancesIt picks every single stain, again thanks to it's brightness.Can tear easily if you try to stretch while at room temperature (this is why I deducted 1 star)

I bought this to cover a 4' x 4'x section on the back fold down door of my aluminum cargo trailer. I figured that a flat area that was relatively small would be fairly easy to do. Long story short is that after watching videos on how to do this for about an hour, I gave it a try and ended up with wrinkles that I couldn't remove no matter how hard I tried. I ended up ripping this off, throwing it away, and painting this section of my door. The product SEEMED good, so I suspect my issues were of my own making, but I'm a pretty handy guy in most things. I couldn't get this to lay flat nor squeegee the bubbles out well enough to continue to try. My recommendation is that if you are going to do this type of thing, get enough that you can practice... find someone who has done it that can help you, or hire someone to lay it for you.

I used this to wrap an ice hockey goalie mask. It was the first time I tried wrapping anything. My wrap job was obviously less than optimal. But still looked really good. The pattern was forgiving and my surface was nowhere near flat or flat-ish.I will be taking the wrap off and doing another application, now that I’m more comfortable.

I rarely leave reviews on Amazon, but I need to warn you about this product. Total garbage in my opinion. Looks nice on the roll, but does not stick! Nothing compared to 3m 1080 products. VIVID has little to no adhesive on the back, nothing but a waste of time and money. I'll never purchase again!