Black Matte Car Wrap Vinyl Roll with Air Release 3MIL (1.5ft x 5ft)

I used it for my interior truck trim. Works great easy to work with. Obviously I used a heat gun on the curved corners but the quality was great when stretched on the corners no ripping. Hasn’t even faded in prior installs. Will get it again in case I want to switch it up again.

This worked great! Just wrapped a freezer! It was my first wrap job. Very easy to apply with a rubber shower squeegee!

Was the first time for me doing the car wrap on my car and wasn’t bad, my only concern is how long will last.

A must have if you plan on covering a pc. I didn’t want to paint my case because of the warranty. So I ordered car vinyl wrap and it looks amazing 🤩

This is for the matte black vinyl, the blue/purple chameleon vinyl is the vinyl Frog brand. It was pretty pliable before adding heat so it was easier to work with than the other vinyls I had used but it was far less forgiving than any other, as well. Just a smidge too much heat left me with a satin-almost glossy finish. It also seemed to scuff easier (callouses on my hands ruined a couple spots) so make sure your hands/cotton gloves/felt tips on tools, etc are extremely clean before getting it within a yard of your project. The vinyl itself was nice to work with. It cut easily, handled well and stretched nicely. There are some imperfections in the pieces that I wrapped but that's from my inexperience and not the vinyl. This is my first real wrapping project and I've used 3 different brands of vinyl. My motorcycle isn't done yet so I can't post a finished picture yet.

Did alright but didn’t stick long after hitting 100+

Great product. The side table in my travel trailer delaminated and I needed a fix. Best I can tell is the sun and heat got to the table while in storage. The best answer from the RV dealer was to buy a new table. I gave VViViD a try and it is like new. The material is easy to work with and after a little heat from my heat gun, it finished up great. Attached are after repair and before.

Update on customer service: So I sent pictures and comments to the warranty department with vivvid. You would be lucky to get a refund. They won't give me anything saying there is no problems with their product. Basically user error. This is my first time wrapping. But I watched countless videos before I attempted it. The wrap around the curves of my car are peeling away. I did not stretch over these areas and heated plenty to get a good bond. All flat areas were glassed. I bought a kit to make sure I had a squeegee to take care of the bubbles. The seams were overlapped at least a quarter inch and still managed to shrink to the point of seeing paint. And it also cracks on its own when it cools down. The heat from the sun showed all the imperfections. This is not from user error as everything was cleaned thoroughly and done the way it was suppose to be. So please if you are debating on getting this crap vinyl don't. Spend the extra money and get 3m or Avery. I hope nobody buys this vinyl ever again. I used this wrap to put on my mustang. Let me tell you it is very difficult to work with. I did everything the way you are suppose to. I wiped everything down with alcohol and sprayed everything off with an air hose before I applied. I heated it, stretched it a little to where it needs to go. I have areas pulling away. If it's hot on the car it bubbles up. If it's cold after being hot it cracks. And it just keeps shrinking. It's does not hold at all in the creases of the car even after heating it. It leaves wrinkles and bubbles everywhere that are impossible to get out. I tried everything to make it look good. I have never been so upset with myself buying something. I'm very handy and good with things like this. But this stuff is junk. I was only trying to wrap the ugly yellow mustang for my daughter because it's her first car. Now I am out that money and ended up with an ugly wrap job.

Perfect for what we wanted

Excellent

Awesome product

I use this to cover my silver wing scooter really liked the color.

I wrapped my whole Jeep TJ with the 5x20 foot with lots of extra for less than $150. I’ve used this material before so I know it holds up well. I did the hood of my car 3 years ago and it still looks great and it’s parked outside during spring to fall. It does however feel thick and is hard to work with on your own. If your vehicle has lots of curves and creases I highly recommend having a second set of hands to help.