VViViDGloss Rainbow Black Metallic Sparkle Vinyl Adhesive Wrap (1ft x 5ft)

If you didn't already know, wrapping anything beyond a flat object requires trial and error and tons of patience. Watch some YouTube videos on how to do it. You need a heat gun not should but must have one.. a hair dryer might work but when your doing this you don't want it to take forever to heat the vinyl.. I used this to cover an object with adhesive stuck to it. Eventually it will come off but for now I needed the part so wrapped it.. it came out well in my opinion.

Great product, little on the thick side. Just have patiences and make sure your prep job is good. Absolutely love the color.

Overall a great vinyl probably one of the best I’ve used ..but lacks the rainbow sparkle affect I so craved. Great adhesion and not too thick not too thin. I didn’t notice any color distortion when stretched but beware the vinyl rips easy when stretched too far. The biggest complaint I have is the disappointing rainbow color effect. Unless the light is hitting at a perfect angle, you can’t see the rainbow sparkle . See pictures

Quality wrap. The rainbow flake isn’t very pronounced though. Easy install but overall disappointed with the color.

Stuff is straight forward to use. With a heat gun and time it lays down smooth and sticks very well. The multicolor portion of it isn't very noticeable from what I can tell so far. At 10 feet it just looks like a normal glossy black.

I purchased this product in July 2023 exclusively to wrap the hood of my car. I bought a slightly smaller roll for a matching windshield strip. I admit the base was not prepped the same way paying a shop would have done, but honestly once it was on you wouldn't have known. The adhesive is no problem and laying was great, it's relatively thick.Using scraps for vinyl sticker cut outs ... Don't bother with any intricate designs.The car is based out of Arizona, and takes plenty of road trips across the US, exposing it to different weathering conditions, humidities, UV indexes each year. It gets hand washed with a simple car wash solution with no alcohol content, and hand dried with a shammy regularly. With the type of rack it has, it has never seen an automatic car wash. It's a cheap Chevy, not a Porsche, but I like to keep it looking fresh, especially from far.The sparkle was not very vibrant, but if you were within 10 feet you could see a shimmer. I agree that the post doesn't match the real life thing, but I also think it would be hard to photograph to look correct, when it's so suttle.Formerly was in matte black so it was fine.Got some noticable scratches over the time, but no chips or tears.After driving through hurricane-like flooding storms in Texas after 9 months, the window strip sadly was torn off. Everything's bigger in Texas includes the raindrops, I don't believe anything stood a chance- due to the damage my wipers took, not the actual vinyl.Replaced it and it's been fine since.The hood, however, has been on for about 20 months, and with fast changing AZ temps this winter, the clear finish just disappeared, exposing the top layer to harsher UV. Within weeks, no more than 2 months, an acceptable looking hood aged to look about 15 years baked on, heavily cracked throughout- and with the quality adhesive, a nightmare to remove. It's like it got an acid wash or something, but it doesn't rain here.Super embarrassing to look at, so put in some long hours to get it offI'm disappointed to have only gotten 1.5 good years worth, since the description states 'This vinyl is expected to easily last 5-7 years outdoors.' Not in Arizona. unless I just got a bad batch that had a poor coating on it. I don't know.It's also kind of why I got it, to absorb any extra rock chips etc on a smol highway beast- so it did do it's job in my purpose. More interesting than looking like everyone else's, tooThe thing is, I don't think other brands would be any different. I think a cheaper brand would be worse, and maybe 3m would be a little better, but it's still not a Porsche. I'd rather choose to preventatively peel and replace the wrap annually for all of $50, and enjoy looking at my vehicle.Vvivid has too many cool options to look elsewhere. Despite a seemingly short life span in my experience, I don't think anyone should avoid this product because of it- In fact, I'm just doing some intense product testing for everyone to make a judgement on their own.The next wrap I immediately ordered to replace it was also Vvivid, but not the rainbow galaxy.

I am I’m not perfect at wrapping but I got what people see to look perfect and oh my god! This is the coolest wrap and I plan to buy more and wrap some other details of my car! I walked out to my car in the sunny afternoon and saw the rainbow glow and just smiled. I highly recommend to turn some heads!UPDATE: I used this to make a windshield banner and wow just wow!!UPDATE: I wrapped my buddies 350z front and it looks so good!!!

I don't see how some reviews say the adhesive it terrible. It stuck great for me.Put some on my Civic car door pillars for a test. It was my first time using vinyl wrap. I cleaned the pillars with rubbing alcohol. And the wrap stuck really well. Looks amazing! The adhesive is very sticky. No peeling whatsoever. Had one small bubble that went away easily.Edit: Did most of the window frame with curves. Love the way it came out! It looked amazing is the bright sun today! Hard to capture on camera.