VViViD Gloss Black Vinyl Wrap Adhesive Film 1/2ft x 5ft Air Release Sheet

Wrap looks good, responds to heat pretty good, kind of hard to stretch due to how thick it is but manageable. I used it for interior trim pieces, if i was to do it again i’d look for a thinner stretchier wrap just because its a pretty thick film but for 10 bucks you get good value for money, although its already impossible to keep clean in the interior since its so glossy

Great value very good quality looks great we made decals with it for almy. Husbands truck it was easy to use and didn't fade the color easy to get bubbles and creases out last a long time so is very durable

I don't even understand how this stuff is so durable.I wrapped my mountain bike almost a year and a half ago and it's been through 2000+ miles, hot sunny days, mud, rain, and snow. The vinyl is still adhering like the day I applied it and the color doesn't appear to have faded in any way. This stuff holds up better than paint my mind is utterly blown lol. Vinyl over a year old in the picMust mention I found installation very easy with no bubbles and very little squeegee. Apply from the middle and spread outwards!

Perfect color match

The media could not be loaded. Supposedy the cheapest and worst one on the market. I've wrapped my chrome bumpers in the gloss black. Turned out pretty good to me

It looks good and everything but it loses its tack and it super annoying

The media could not be loaded. Pro- easy to use and Black is deep and glossyCon- because it's easy to use for repositioning, you lose the aggressive tack needed on contours. This vinyl would contour but then begin to bubble back up in the contoured areas. Once it's in the sun it will bubble up even more in those areas. you can press them back down most of the time, pin prick the air out for some but all end up returning within minutes because the tack just does not hold.Conclusion - I was wrapping fender flares for my suburban. I have been cutting vinyl for over 10 years and have tried many brands but this was reviewed as the best black gloss so I tried it. For my project it was a WASTE of time and money. I applied it to the driver side flares only and now may remove and strip them so I can have them painted instead. If that's the case then I do have half the vinyl still unused. I may use it on my hood because its flat or just attempt a return. I have honestly never seen vinyl lose its hold like that, especially within a minute of being applied and pressed. Even tried some heat and aggressive pressure but nothing helped.So if its flat and basic, go for it! Otherwise buy a premium brand!!!

I used this to cover the upper portion of my WRX tail lights, and it worked well. It has a protective film to squeegee and heat it before cutting it. I used a knifeless tape, and it came out beautifully. It has the air release texture and the roll had a very thick core so nothing was wrinkled, thankfully.I'd make sure to post-heat it like with all vinyl even if it doesn't have much curve to make sure it stays put!