VViViD+ Matte White to Purple Space Pearl Vinyl Car Wrap Film (10ft x 5ft)

This white carbon fiber patterned wrap was easy for me to put on the roof as a first time, DIYer. I use the wet method with a spray bottle as I think it's the only way it's possible because of how sticky this material is. The black top of this i3 is actually carbon fiber but being black really heated up the cabin under the sun.

Good

This vinyl doesn't stick to the backer. Struggled with cutting a car decal with this vinyl

Perfect

Go elsewhere. Seriously, get 3M, or anything else. If you're considering this wrap to wrap your entire car, don't do it. Kept getting "fingers/wrinkles" no matter what. Yeah, you can take it out with heat, but then you literally have to work mm by mm to get it to cooperate with you.The tackiness is...strange. Some parts seemed tackier than others. I had to wrap around a trim--making sure I pressed it tightly around it. The next day it lifted from the trim causing a bubble in the center. If there was an actual air release, or if it would have adhered better, the bubble shouldn't have been there.Less than a quarter through the roll, there were SEVERAL (at least 10) feet of damaged vinyl. I contacted Amazon and they told me I needed to return it. It was over a week, I no longer had the box and it would have just been more of a hassle.If you're trying to wrap a flat surface,then sure, this will probably work for you.I used other brands before and should have stuck with them. That's what I get for trying to save money.Oh, if it gets slightly cold, it will rip when you're trying to work with it.Another reviewer posted a video of his hood wrapped saying to do it correctly. His hood was sanded. You shouldn't have to sand you car before wrapping. I did all the prep procedures and this wrap still came out horrendous.The air release is only in certain parts. I ended up having several bubbles all over the car.Wasted $300 on this product. If you have a sports car with sharp edges, don't even bother.I could keep going, but this wrap was such a headache. I would NOT RECOMMEND at all.UPFATE: Went to peel off some of it after trying to get it to work forever, and it peeled off my clear coat on my NEW AUDI. $&#! this vinyl SUCKS!

Looks realistic, too rigid for sharp corners. Unable to wrap front splitter as result.

I covered my new dishwasher to get the color I needed. Good quality, thicker material than I expected so you need a very fresh razor knife. It doesn't shrink from heat but it does soften up enough to wrap around cornered and seems to stay put once it cools.

This product was super easy to work with. This was my first time ever using such a wrap/vinyl whatever its called.Basically just decide the shapes you want to cut out and carefully apply.It doesnt need any special equipment, just focus.It definitely is true that the material is self healing if you heat it. Heating gets rid of most medium and small bubbles and any creases and texturing.You can remove and reapply at least once (thats what i need go do for a few shapes) then when you heat with a blow dryer ( you dont need anything more powerful) it makes the piece look good as new again.All the pieces looks as good as paint.This is a must buy for people interested in this kind of stuff. I cant imagine there being a better product.This car was done using four different color rolls.Each roll as 1.5x5ft.Whole project was less than $100 but people think I paid thousands for it.