ColorFusion PPF by VViViD, Gloss Flip Purple Blast Dry Apply PPF Vinyl Car Wrap Roll 60ft x 5ft

This has been one is the best product I’ve ever worked with. Looks amazing. DIY friendly!!

Great color, the air release was great as I went over my plastics/fearings I wrapped my Kawasaki ninja 500 used 3 rolls only went ver anything red turned out great did a cold install and post heated went over edges let it sit for 2 days went out on a drive everything holding good will be buying again maybe a different color next year.

Beautiful dark gold copper color, and super thick. It stretches easily, but with heat will shrink back to it's usual size or smaller. This was my first time using it, and I was trying to wrap a motorcycle helmet. I'm really good at DIY stuff, but I have a new respect for people who do wraps. It's really hard. The adhesion on this wrap is really good, as is its heat resistance, but removing bubbles was super difficult. And if you tried to make a tiny pin prick to remove a bubble, the adhesive on the back side would close the hole before the air could escape. This seems like a really good wrap, but definitely not for beginners.

This is the hardest vinyl to work with of the ones I have used from them in the past. It's 7.5mil thick. This dry apply PPF is not something I would want to do large sections of cars unless it was super flat. Compound curves are difficult enough with any wrap but this is even more so. I also tried using 3M knifeless tape and cutting through this was messy. It's too thick for the fine wire in the tape and it kept breaking when I used it. I like it but prefer their other vinyls that arean't as thick. They're easier to work with and cut and form even if they don't last as long. Also keep in mind you might want to use edge sealer. The corners are lifting too easily after application. I tried with and without a heat gun and it works better installing with a heat gun. Also make sure to prep the surface really well with some isopropryl alcohol. This version of their vinyl costs about $20 for 1x5ft. The ones I typically use are under $15 for same. Thinner, easier to work with and the backing comes with a nice grid for measurements. This thicker vinyl doesn't. As far as the look goes this Demon Red looks awesome! I used it to make custom stripes on my 08 Vette. It goes nicely with the Machine Silver paint. It doesn't look that bright until it gets in direct sunlight. Then it really shines. This isn't my first rodeo with their products. I've used several and done several vehicles and some misc stuff. Body panels, grill and spoiler pieces, wheels, some interior pieces. Start with the thinner stuff and learn how to apply and work it. It's not the right stuff for your first adventure. I've wasted 1 roll and will redo the stripes on my Vette because the first attempt was a learning exercise with the thick stuff. Watch lots of videos, buy the thinner stuff, do some test applications of simple block stripes on easy surfaces, learn some technique that works for you. Then do a real install so you don't waste money. Remember the videos they show are people with 5, 10, or more years experience. That said this stuff is fun to use and make changes to your car that you can peel off anytime you get bored with it and do something else. I would pick this over plastdip spray on vinyl for most surfaces but some pieces would be easier and make better results with spray vinyl. VViViD is a good product and I'll continue to use it.

Trying to save someone from actually knowing what they are getting before you spend $200 on the 10ft roll. First- the product did not even come in a box. It came in a thin plastic sheet. Which should have came in a box in my opinion, Secondly the color that is shown on the picture of what you are buying you cannot tell it is glittery at all. The color is so dark that you have to put your flashlight on it to see the glitter. It almost looks black. I should have bought from a local store instead. I have no other choice right now because I have a show to play at and I’m using this to wrap my drumset before Saturday. Never again!

I used it to cover some interior panels small learning curve but get a decent heat gun. It really makes installation alot easier. The color is excellent and doesn't distort when stretched under heat.

For a first time wrap, It was super easy to install. It does take some heat to stretch it and mold it into the bends of my helmet. Doing this for the first time, it took me only one roll [I chose the shortest one for this]. The color is so pretty. I love the green and blue color changing hues. The quality is pretty good! It's durable and I think good for the wallet. It's also easy to remove if you mess up somewhere.

The color is great until applied. It’s not very sparkly even in the sun. The vinyl is thicker and does not stretch well. I had a hard time with the install. It is very difficult to trim as well. The adhesive works though.