VViViD White High Gloss Realistic Paint-Like Microfinish Vinyl Wrap Roll with VViViD XPO Air Release Technology (1ft x 5ft)

I used this for my emblems on my GMC Denali. A sharp blade, a non-marring tool to form it, and a heat gun are also necessary to get it to looks good.

I've never worked with vinyl before and I was using this to cover clear coat that was deteriorating rapidly. I pressure washed and sanded to the adhered stuff and then cleaned up the surface with alcohol.This stuff is tough. Creased, wrinkled, sticky side to sticky side... A bit of heat and it is perfect again. A BIT OF HEAT. I did have one spot where I wasn't paying attention and it burned. Ended up covering that spot with some go-fast stickers rather than redoing the whole roof... That being said, the adherence was great, even after having my sweaty arm under the adhesive many times. The final finish was great despite the rough clear coat underneath and probably some inevitable debris if you aren't working in a clean area. Once waxed, it looked pretty darn good. Easily worth the cost.I will say it is amazing to apply when you get the hang of it and it's durable and resistant enough for you to not destroy it while you are figuring it out. It would be nice if there was better guidance or instructions from VViViD, but I found plenty of YouTube videos explaining the process.

Perfect for a cameo.

The material is pretty easy to use for beginners. Loved the outcome. It could be my low experiance but after a few months the wrap pealed up on some edges.Just bought another small bundle last week. Easy to clean as well.

The media could not be loaded. Did my truck start out white or red? That is a testament to how great this film is. This truck started out red and with this film has transformed to white. Great functionality, no bubbling of the film, very good heat resistance. And looks the same as the day I installed it. I know for a fact that this film is going to last a long time. The size was perfect for what I needed!

I bought this wrap since CKWraps (Youtuber) has been recommending VViViD for so many years. I love his channel and finally decided to wrap my entire 3000GT with this stuff. The wrap looks beautiful when applied correctly over simple panels. You need to prep the car properly and take your time in order to get the material to stick and stay down well. Planning how you will lay down the vinyl is essential.However, this material is very difficult to work with. It is not nearly as stretchable or forgiving as other brands without using heat. It is also very difficult to move the material if it has touched the surface of the vehicle. This causes a lot of glue lines in the material if you need to re-position it multiple times. Maybe tack reducer would be a good idea, but that will reduce the overall life of the vinyl. Also, the material loves to pull up at the edges, even if you post heat it, and in some cases even if you use 3M edge sealer products.TLDR: I would never use this product again unless the car has a very simple body design, I was only wrapping a couple simple panels or I was having the car professionally wrapped. I would never recommend this product to any DIYer or novice that wants to wrap their entire car. Try a different brand that is more expensive and easier to use like Avery or similar.

The color and shine is great in my opinion. The adhesive is serious. There is no playing around like they claim. I messed it up twice and took a lot of effort to remove. Once it touches, it's STUCK! Can hardly put heat to it or it'll melt, using a harbor freight heat gun on low. I ordered more and tried wet application, and no way. Same deal. Stuck and stretched and made a mess. I still have enough to try one more time, maybe I'll wait until it's 40 degrees out and use heat to activate adhesive as they claim. Mid 80s is too hot.

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