AOBETAK Carbon Fibre Vinyl Wrap Roll with Plastic Scrapers, 1500 x 300 mm Self-Adhesive Vinyl Sticker Tape for Cars Auto and Motorcycle DIY, Interior/Exterior, Textured 3d Effect, Matt Black

nice quality at a very reasonable price. ideal for auto use

Decent bit of carbon fibre wrap (effect) decided to wrap a couple of things on my racing simulator... the wrap is thin and easy to apply, a little heat makes it easyer to stretch a little around corners. [LIITTLE TIP, ONCE YOU CUT YOUR DESIRED SIZE, GO OVER IT WITH HAIRDRYER BEFORE REMOVING THE BACKING PAPER, YOU WILL SEE IT REMOVE THE WRINKLES AND BUBBLE BEFORE YOU APPLY IT] If your half clued up you'll be ok.. just ordered a second roll just to have...

Very easy to work with, a nice matte finish, easy to apply but you have to be careful when stretching it as it can easily tear. Using a hair dryer to heat the wrap up makes it easier to apply to the subject area.You get what you pay for, some of the areas on my wrap have torn slightly and don’t look great up close. But on my car it looks really decent when just stood looking at the car.Also if this is your first time (like mine) I would watch some videos so you get an idea how to properly use it.

To be honest this stuff isnt great. Its as thin as they can get away with and its not very sticky. The latter causes it to tear as the glue doesn't hold it down when trying to smooth and tuck it.My advice, go for dearer which might be better?

Great product, looks good, the spachelor came in handy for in the creases. Will buy more.

First time wrapping... Brilliant!

Easiest wrap I've ever used. Great price. No heat gun needed goes on by hand.

Cheap... but definitely not cheerful. Horrible wrap overall. What I recieved (2x rolls) was not as advertised. I have worked with vinyl wraps in the past. But I had nothing but issues with this. While the adhesive is good, the product it to thin to work with which leads to splitting and some tearing. Product info claims it is bubble free - no its not. Product info suggests it has a prominent pattern effect - it does, in a certain way, but is nothing more than printed lines on paper with no texture. The worse part of applying was that due to how thin the paper is, when peeling back the film on the adhesive side, the roll tends to roll back in on itself and becomes tangled up. Another issue is quality. Once applied and being levelled off with the supplied applicator tool, the tool marked the surface of the wrap and dug in a couple of areas to damage the wrap.