VVIVID Epoxy High Gloss Black Carbon Vinyl Automotive Wrap Film DIY Easy to Install No Mess (0.5ft x 5ft)

Good product

This product worked great for me. As with any film if you over heat it it looses its sticking abilities. But I was able to wrap a few things with only minor problems ( user error) it stretched nicely and seems to be sticking so far, well see in the sun. It seems a lot of people forget to peel of the clear layer thinking it’s part of it then have trouble. Just take your time and work slowly. It’s not easy to get it right.

This was my second wrapping, my first was with a different wrap for my spoiler and it came out pretty good. This one I used for my center council. The wrap is kinda thick and I liked that because that means it's easyer to work with. You can heat it up and stretch it without tearing it. You need a heat gun or hair dryer. I used a heat gun and it worked great. I layed it in place then stretched it into place. I then worked out the bubbles and wrinkles. I recommend this wrap because it has shine and looks good and you can work with it. The only con I see is the adhesive does not hold good in corners around my radio cutout. But I am not a pro so maybe I just need the practice to get it to work. But I am very happy with the final outcome. I will submit a picture of it finished and installed later. Update: I added pictures after install. Looks good just dont like the corners as you can see in the pictures. But I think its just my inexperience on wrapping.

Excelente papel . Muy fácil de trabajar. Suave y no se distorsiona la imagen a la hora de jalar y aplicar la pistola de calor. Le doy 5 estrellas

After cleaning the surfaces, it did not stick well (plastic). It also seems thicker than most, making it harder to work with. It did look great on the surfaces i got it onto but may not be the best choice for plastic parts.

I got this carbon fiber wrap in today and put it on my trunk lid. Previous it had some old stripes on it that I got off with the heat gun, problem is that the paint chipped and started to spread. So I figured this would go along well with my Camaro 2SS since I’ve already got a carbon fiber hood. Absolutely easiest install I’ve done in ages. I did take the trunk lid indoors tho and use my heat gun lightly to soften the vinyl and check for air pockets at the end. Once I saw this was sold by CK wraps it a done deal lol ✅

Very well made product

Unfortunately this paper was not tacky at all and didnt work for wrapping surprised maybe it sat to long on the shelf and the glue dried out

Non è un buon prodotto

Old vinyl.....so much shrinkage around the edges about 4mm indicating its Old stock and not going to last its designed lifespan now. Very tightly wound and impossible to unwind straight...again to cut.....been wound for a very very long time....see shrinkage above comment. Tack is questionable...again based on I know its old stock.....I work with these type of products for the last 30 years being in the trade. Total bin job....unusable. Appearance is that of any 5d product..... spend the extra money on some stek dyno carbon from spandex

Wrong size but exceptional quality and pattern

I'm pretty picky with all the carbon fiber vinyls out in the market. I've used 3M Dinoc before but that was more to capture the dry weave look (where you can feel the weave). However, this one I believe is the closest match to closed weave style of CF that you see in most cars. This was an identical match to the carbon fiber package in my BMW. It's great for wrapping headrests or other parts that may not be covered by the CF package your car maker offers. However, I did say with ONE caveat. And by no means is it the fault of the company. This film is for indoor use only. While it might not expressly state it in the Amazon ad, if you go to the VVIVID website and read up on this, it does clearly state that fact. If you look at my pics I decided to use it to do my B-pillars as I found the gloss black was getting scratched up. While it looked great on a sunny day, things turned quite different when it rained. (See 2nd photo). As already stated, it does not like the elements. I couldn't bear to see what would happen in the winter so I peeled it off after a few weeks. Other than the rain it held up quite well and would dry out after but I figured that would only worsen over time. It's stunning vinyl and I find it be one of the best matches ever. Since it was meant for indoor application, I ended up using it to cover the seat backs of my car. I think they came out amazing. Shout out to Lam Le (on youtube) who has a great video showing him installing on some Porsche seat backs. That's where I got the idea to do it. So instead of buying $1000 CF 'backs' that tape over the seat, I did this for $50. I think if you put both side by side you'd have a tough time figuring out the difference. It's so smooth and shiny that they really pop.

Very bad quality,the carbon fiber looks so fake, it’s not water resistant or heat resistant, save your money,