VViViD XPO Black Carbon Fiber 5ft x 1ft 8yr Car Wrap Vinyl Roll with Air Release

The VViViD XPO Black Carbon Fiber Car Wrap Vinyl Roll is an impressive product that delivers both style and functionality. The carbon fiber finish looks sleek and adds a high-end touch to any car surface. What I appreciate most is the Air Release Technology, which made the application process smooth and bubble-free. Even as a first-time user, I found it easy to work with, and the results were professional-looking.The vinyl adheres well and is durable enough to withstand daily wear and tear. The 1.5ft x 5ft size is perfect for smaller projects or accents on a vehicle. Overall, this wrap offers great quality and a striking appearance at a reasonable price. Five stars!

Nice looking CF wrap. Applied nicely with zero bubbles. +++

I used this for about a year, wrapping random things. The wrap is decent quality, a bit stiff; but works well enough.

We love vivid wraps. This is the second one we bought for our car and it was so easy to apply. We always get compliments on how nice the car looks after wrapping it. I definitely recommend this brand over all others.

I wanted to add to the "black and red" theme on my motorcycle, and a very annoying chrome center console on the tank reflected the sun right off in to my face while riding in the high sun times in the afternoon. So I thought I'd wrap it. This carbon fiber pattern stuff worked pretty well. It's a matte type finish, so it's not reflecting light like a gloss type finish.When I started to put it on the first piece, I had to learn as I went. I had never used this type of material before. It is quite resilient, especially when a heat gun is taken to it. Since these pieces are pretty small that I wrapped, I didn't use a lot of material. But it takes some getting used to to get wrapped around all the corners and get all the wrinkles out of it. That's where the heat gun comes in handy. I'm sure a hair dryer would work too, but I had one from gluing hockey stick blades to the shafts. Worked just fine, but don't get it too close and hold it on too long in one spot.It was just a learning curve on getting the pieces wrapped, and then cutting the extra, and using the heat gun to help stretch it around the curves and stretch out the wrinkles so it was smooth on the contoured surfaces. It's a good 20 footer. From 20 feet away you can't tell anything that I messed anything up! But the quality of the product is good so far. It's been in the sun and rain only for a short time by now. But everything is sticking as it should and not peeling off. While heating, reheating, stretching and moving the material on the piece multiple times it had good stickiness. Sticks to itself really good, and anything else you get it near also so if you are working on a small piece to wrap you will just want to be watching all the corners and extra material.In addition, the air box on the side of the motorcycle is exposed to more than just the heat that it gets sitting in the elements from the motor. And still everything is good on it, holding in place with no issues and looking pretty good. I have provided some before and after pics of what the pieces looked like. There are a few more pieces I was considering also doing. The pieces that I wrapped are of a chrome plated plastic.

I'm a hobbyist speaker builder; have used 3M Di-Noc "carbon fiber" wrap multiple times, but due to availability issues decided to give this Vvivid product a try on current project. Ya live, ya learn but for my purposes I'll definitely stick with 3M; this stuff might work great on cars but it's a dud for me.

It was easy to install, it took me less than 30 minutes. I did use a heat gun to make sure it doesn’t lift. It looks really good, plus you won’t get any finger prints on it because of the color.

Looks awesome and feels quality but doesn't stick very well.