VViViDChameleon Carbon Fiber Purple to Blue Oil Slick Stretch Conform Caste Vinyl Wrap Roll VViViD XPO (6ft x 5ft)

Ok so….This is my very first attempt at doing vinyl of any sort.People may think 🤔Why.. would you vinyl wrap parts of your suspension 🤌🏼To be honest… I just thought it was something different.🤷🏻‍♂️Anyway..As a first timer.. this vinyl looks awesome, it was pretty easy to work with. I did watch a lot of videos on wrapping, funny how I couldn’t find any for what I was planning.😂🤣I have plenty more ideas…😉Will update on how it holds up.. And my next projectUsing this same vinyl.😎✌🏻🤙🏻

I've bought a few vinyls from Vvivid and I've loved them all. We have a few used cars and the interiors were a little messed up from previous owners so I used vinyl to cover up the trim pieces that were a bit worn. It gave the car a whole new look and really puts a personal touch to the interior as well.The vinyl its self is easy to work with, just take your time and use heat (like a blow dryer) to help adhere the vinyl as well as help it conform to curves. I also found that pre-stretching the vinyl with heat helped it around difficult curves. I've posted a few pictures of one project I did for reference.Vvivid also has amazing customer service, they are very helpful if you are having trouble working with the product or just want to find out more. I wouldn't buy any other brand.

Used this to re-wrap an 18" floor tom shell. This was just an experiment so I wasn't expecting much, but had I known it would be this unforgiving with the underlying surface I would have spent quite a bit more time sanding it down to a perfectly smooth finish (or I probably would have just put the vinyl wrap on top of the existing wrap rather than going down to the wood). The adhesive is not the best, it doesn't really want to stick to wood very well at all, I would imagine it does much better on smooth surfaces like metal or plastic.All that said- I love the finish so much I will probably redo this drum shell, but next time give it a good sanding/primer pass so it sticks better and is nice and smooth. I was worried it would be too purple/pink and have a Barbie vibe, but it's pretty dark overall except where the light hits it, and then you get that pearlescent effect.

Excellent quality

I put this on my hood last year, which was a struggle. First time to do it and I had a wrinkle that I couldn't get rid of. It still looked better than the blistering paint underneath. Now, a year later, the film shows that it's just not up to exposure to the heat and sun of Phoenix. The finish looks like someone took a torch to it. Edges still look OK but the middle portion has turned brown. The vinyl still seems strong, but the color is burnt.

Seriously, the poor reviews about the adhesive not being sticky enough and the air-release channels not working like magic are ridiculous. First, the adhesive is made to be less sticky until heat is applied in order to make it easier to reposition. If you bother to look at any of the information that either comes with the vinyl or is easily accessible on the manufacturer website, it's right there. As far as the air-release you can't just throw it on there and expect no bubbling, especially on curved or oddly shaped surfaces. Come on, do you want the wrap to apply itself too??With a bit of effort both before and during application, this vinyl is simple to work with and looks great once properly applied. I'm not a professional but I found it easy to work with and achieve excellent results comparable to more expensive vinyl wraps. Photos show my 2009 MINI Cooper Clubman with vinyl applied by me using a box cutter, a crafters-grade heat gun, and an old gift card. Steering wheel trim pieces were removed to wrap but the fuel door and panels were done on the vehicle.

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for some thing a little bit unique from my hood stripes on my mustang convertible eco-boost 2015. This material was easy to work with and apply. I used knifeless tape and the hinge method to to work the vinyl on the car. I was able to get most all the bubbles out but did end up with two small wrinkles. User error. I love the way they look on the black.

The colors on it are amazing and very nice it is a little tricky putting it on you need the right stuff too put it on Definitely a heat gun. Its mine and my husband first time wrapping and it looks great I would definitely say worth buying!