VViViD Epoxy High Gloss Carbon Fiber Automotive Vinyl Wrap (2ft x 5ft, Black)

This is an excellent product. I wrap 2 parts of my car and they look 100% like 2 other parts that are real carbon fiber and I paid $900 for them! I mean, omg! I'm so happy of the quality, the look and the easy installation.

It requires heat to get it right. I just used my fingers to lay it on. Be patient and use heat on the edges and around the tough small bends, it can tear if your not careful but it looks real nice when its finished. This was my first time and i did fine so I imagine anybody can. What you see in the pictures took 1 hour with the parts removed.

First off this is the first time I've used any type of vinyl wrap. After researching I decided to try the Vvivid Carbon. It's definitely thick and a quality material. I used a heat gun for the install on my 2014 Suburban LTZ. I hated the wood grain interior and wanted some change. I started with the rear window trim pieces which I found went pretty well and gave me a feel for how to work the heat and material. I then moved to the front window trim pieces which more involved due to more switches. The big accent trim was probably the easiest and the HVAC vents are probably the hardest. I couldn't quite get the inside curved corners quite perfect. I reinstalled all the trim and have only found a few small areas where next time I would have 100% like an eyelash the fell under or a tiny air bubble etc...Once you have everything in place you need to go over it and heat it again to take the memory out of it and make sure it's all sealed together otherwise once the car hits the sun it will peel back and come undone.I gave 4 stars as it is a quality material and a very nice print. I'd definitely buy again in a different color for an interior change

The film has a great carbon like pattern that reflects nicely in the light. A Hologram like film that reflects in one direction when light hits it vertically and another direction when light reflects horizontally.Like all vinyl, it flexes nicely into contours and bends when heated… hopefully it stays as pictured over the coming months/years.

I installed the wrap April 2023, and after 6 months I noticed a weird haze in certain areas, almost like etching, I don't park under trees and wash my car properly. This is how it looks currently 🤮 only use this for interior use only.

It was awesome

There are a lot of noticeable creases within the paper itself so you can’t tell until you wrap it on your trim. I tried to heat the creases multiple times but it still wouldn’t come out. Also some parts are not sticky no matter how much you heat it. It probably will start peeling when you leave the trim in your car for too long.... I’ve already had one start to peel.

No dislikes except for intial cost

Really happy with this carbon wrap.Used a heat gun to wrap carbon around door handle, easy to use and looks great!

Check out a few DIY guides on youtube before trying it out. It'll save you a lot of money.

I was not very impressed with this vinyl. It is touted as one of the best looking glossy carbon fibre vinyls available, however I found it to be rather flat and there isn’t any apparent texture to the weave, just flat blocks of black/grey. It really depends on lighting, but in bright light you really only see the ‘orange peel’ gloss finish, in the dark you don’t see any real CF weave pattern, only in indirect/diffused light can you see the CF and only during those times is it impressive.I also encountered problems with the install. Needing a straight cut to line up the vinyl on a trim piece, I decided to use the rolls pre-cut straight edge to avoid needing to make my own cut. This worked great until the following day when it appeared that moisture or adhesive had somehow wicked into the weave creating darker ‘blocks’ - see attached photos. I cleaned with alcohol prior to install, used light heat and a squeegee to apply, so this should not be attributed to user error. The vinyl is also supposed to be thick, but did not completely cover the hex pattern on the underlying trim. As a result of these issues I had to use most of the roll to re-do several trim pieces and still did not achieve my desired result as the dark patches returned - even after making my own cuts with a clean, sharp blade. This was not great value for money considering this vinyl is almost double to cost of other CF wraps.To sum up - if you plan to have any exposed cuts or inlays with this vinyl, be aware of the issue I encountered with dark patches appearing and consider an alternative. This vinyl is otherwise good if you are able to tuck or cover every edge and are only working with smooth, flat surfaces.

The wrap came damaged, and I didn't notice until I was actively wrapping my trim piece. I probably got a faulty stick.

Worked perfectly after cutting to fit BMW M e46