Black Gloss 3ft x 5ft Car Wrap Vinyl Roll with Air Release 3MIL-VViViD8

Excellent product, after setting it and squeegee out. Very glassed after you remove the protective film. Easy-to-use

Went on beautiful. 2 days in the sun shrinks and cracks. Edit: It was the outer film I forgot to remove. Peeled it off and it looks great.

Best vinyl for windshield banners in my opinion. Easy to lay, doesn't leave bubbles, blocks heat, color stays true, super durable and has a smooth texture, and for 12 bucks it's good value

Great Budget Chrome Delete Option – First Time Using Vinyl and It Turned Out Awesome I used this vinyl wrap to black out the chrome side marker pieces on my son’s 2014 BMW 528i (F10), and I’m really impressed with how it turned out—especially considering this was my first time ever working with vinyl. I’ll be honest, there’s a bit of a learning curve at first. The first side marker took me two tries to get it right, but once I got the feel for it, the second one went on perfectly the first time. There’s plenty of extra material included, which made it easy to redo without stress. I removed the side markers using a trim removal tool, and they came out easily with no issues. Before applying the wrap, I wiped everything down with isopropyl alcohol to make sure the surface was clean. I used a cheap X-Acto knife and a basic heat gun from Harbor Freight, and that was all I needed to get a clean, tight finish—even around the tricky curves and corners. **One thing I ran into: there was a clear film layer on top of the vinyl that made it harder to work with and seemed to scratch easily. I ended up removing that layer, and it made the install much easier and the final result looked significantly better. Not sure if that’s the “intended” method, but it worked great for me. This is why I have it 4 stars and not 5. If that layer is meant to be left on it peels like a clear coat would on paint. I can even see it in some of the other photos that people posted. ** Total time was under 45 minutes, even with it being my first time and dealing with the learning curve. Best part—this has held up extremely well. It’s been about 4 months now through winter weather, multiple car washes, and even a full paint correction where I used a dual action polisher over them. No peeling, no issues. If you’re doing a chrome delete, this is a great, affordable option that makes a big difference. Check out my other reviews to see everything I used to complete the full chrome delete look.

The vinyl adhesive worked great but you got to heat it up a little bit and stretch it to make it work.

Pro- easy to use and Black is deep and glossy Con- 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 was pretty pleased with the wrap of my door pillars. It was my first time and any original mistakes during installation were my faulty (imprecise cuts). I overworked some places trying to get the wrap deeper into a crease in the pillar and ended up with surface marks, but again, my fault. However, a couple days later, after being parked in the sun for a few hours, a 1/2” bubble appeared. Once the wrap cooled, it deflated, but left a very noticeable mark from where the outer bubble edge didn’t quite deflate. Tried to rub it out and apply heat to “self-heal”, but no luck. I’ll live with it, cuz I don’t feel like redoing it. It’s a Porsche, so I should prob care more, but I don’t lol. If I do redo the pillars later, I’ll try a different brand. Someone suggested Avery in these comments.

Beautiful quality but not east to use unless you are experienced and own a heat gun.

Exactement comme la photo Tres bonne qualité/bon prix Fonctionne parfaitement Facile d’utilisation

Great product ! The finish is great . Not the easiest wrap I have worked with but it’s ok looking .

good Product

The wrap I received was super thick and didn’t stretch at all super hard to apply don’t recommend especially with corners and it’s so adhesive it ripped the paint off my bumper

Creases and cracks as I was peeling the backing off. Bubbles so not sure why they claim air release. I was wrapping a small S2000 trunk which has no complicated curves and this vinyl keep creasing and does not shrink/self heal with any heat. I think I’ll stick to 1080 or better film.