VViViD XPO Black Carbon Fiber Car Wrap Vinyl Roll Featuring Air Release Technology (6ft x 5ft)

Thin but tactile matte finish. Great for accents or interior panels, no glare or sheen to distract

Professional vinyl wrapper here. This product is good for small areas only. I couldn't get material from my supplier in time for a last minute job so decided to order this. Arrived next day. Finish is okay but I struggled with the roof wrap job. The air release is pretty much non functional. I believe vvivid sells a Tack Reducer specifically due to the high tack nature of their XPO lineup. Smaller pieces like inner trim would be okay.

Wrapped tailgate of my c1500, this was my first time ever doing this after watching YouTube videos. Found this product and it had good reviews so figured I would try it out. Seems like good quality but I’m no expert. I did the 6x5ft. I was able to do my tailgate, mirrors and top of vehicle for my friends car. We still had some left over but not much. I just order some more to do my hood and top of my truck, you will need a heat gun ($30) and buy a kit of tools for wrapping online.(mines was like $30 on Amazon) since I had some adhesive from dealership print and minor rust it did show in a tiny area.(which was my fault since I didn’t prep tailgate properly. But besides that came out amazing. Can’t wait to do the rest of my truck. It’s easier with two people which I did but could be done with one person. Just take your time and be patient. Try it and you will be am amazed how good it will come out. Obviously with practice I think I can get good but for my first time I think it came out great.

Let me start off by saying that the material itself is actually pretty good – not too difficult to work with, is relatively durable, and it has a nice “depth” to the carbon fiber-like pattern. I used this same wrap material from VVivid in the past for hoods, outside mirrors, door handles, and other car trim pieces. It’s held up relatively well after a couple years with only minor lifting on a few edges.Because of this positive experience, I recently ordered some more material to wrap a new car hood. Unfortunately, the first roll arrived damaged in shipping, so I returned it – it was crushed in two places along the roll, causing significant creases that reflected through the entire length/depth of the roll. Even more unfortunate was that the replacement/second roll they sent was also crushed – this time in one place. These creases may likely show up even if I use a heat gun during installation to try to smooth them out.Now normally, I wouldn’t consider shipping damage in my review of the product; however, it’s a pretty high risk that you’ll get a damaged roll; and it’s not entirely the fault of the delivery company. They ship the roll in an over-sized, long, thin-walled, square-cross section cardboard box with absolutely no cushioning material inside. The shipping box is not at all stiff and bends/crushes easily with the lightest of weight. Once the shipping box collapses, it’s almost inevitable that the roll inside will be damaged. I’ve ordered wraps and PPF from other companies online that arrive in a tight, cylindrical cardboard tube that does a great job at preventing damage. It seems like the seller is trying to reduce their packaging costs as much as possible; and just playing the odds/hoping that the roll inside won’t be damaged, despite the obvious deficiency.For me, it’s been a frustrating experience – receiving a damaged roll to replace a damaged roll. The damage on my second roll is not as severe as it was on the first roll, and at least it’s only in one place located closer to the edge of the roll (about 6 inches from the edge). I may end up keeping the roll if I can position it so that the creases end up as part of the “extra” that gets thrown away anyway. It’s really annoying to have to consider that, though. For me, it’s worth looking elsewhere.

Ive ordered this product before I have no complaints with vinyl from vivid. My customers are happy ive been happy and its affordable.