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

Amazing. Easy application. Bubble free. High gloss mirror finish

Perfect!

I used this product to cover up (black out) front chrome struts on my motorcycle, easy to apply using all purpose cleaner (Allows you to position them properly without sticking to the struts, then let dry & all good 👍) Hardest part was measuring and cutting to fit. If unsure YouTube search as there are a few videos for it.

just enough for what i needed but its expensive

Remember to remove the protective clear layer AFTER installation. After installation rub with soft cloth to activate adhesive. Very shiny looks better than stock new. A tip I learned from a window tinting guy: To separate white paper from product use tape on both sides without allowing the tape to come in contact with itself. Not even your wife's finger nails can get in between the layers, so don't ask her.

You buy this because you are too cheap to buy 3M quality. Vinyl wrapping itself is not an easy job, so ease of use is low, especially for newbies. If you don't stick it on right, it's really hard to get rid of bubbles. If you try and pull it off, it might rip the entire thing off because the adhesive is so sticky. This becomes even harder when you are trying to wrap something that isn't flat.It does an okay job for vinyl sticker car decals, but it is trash for wrapping exterior car parts. Recommend to go find a guy who can do it so you don't waste your time dealing with this.

At first glace, it seems pretty similar to the 3m vinyl products. Color darn well matched my "EB" color code glossy black on my 08 hyundai accent. The first roll, was fairly easy to cut. Went on without any hitches.Well, I went onto my second roll. The material seemed more 'sludgy' and harder to cut. Not a big deal really, since I typically tuck in the edges. Well, heres the problem. Theres parts of it that didn't have a sticky back at all to it! Just big random spots in the roll without any sticky backing.And doing the roof pillars on my car, the edges are the last thing I don't need to be not sticky! I tried overlapping it with what seemed like a mostly sticky piece, and hoping thats enough of a bandaid.I see it lasting probably around one-two years on the defective side.So its a bit of a pinch. If you get a good roll? You save quite a bit from the 3m material, especially with free shipping. But I found out first hand, theres some quality control issues.