Black 4D True R Semi-Gloss Carbon Fiber 17.75 Inches x 60 Inches Vinyl Wrap Roll with VViViD XPO Air Release Technology

Came out great- was not too difficult to use. I did the roof of my car and it is a 2 man job- it doesn't 'unstick' as easy as you'd think as far as positioning. Have a plan before you start and extra hands and its totally doable- I have zero experience doing this stuff and it came out great.

Look nice I am ready place on my car

Awesome wrap, it was a lot better than the matte black wrap I ordered from them because as soon I heated it up it turned glossy in that area from the heat. Very easy to work with and very forgiving on pulling up and reapplying. Second time installing wrap. Just be patient and stretch. Barely used a heatgun. Very nice for the money. It did come a little damaged during delivery but I’m not that picky and don’t like going thru returning and waiting for a replacement as I am impatient. Not sure how long it’ll last but happy with purchase.

good quality. I installed it by myself but you have to be patient. my patience has ran out because of the air bubbles were bad. I removed it several times and put it back again. Also, the adhesive is strong and hard to remove if you make a mistake. My only advice is that you should have someone to install it with and the weather is not hot because the adhesive sticks very strong. What I did with the air bubbles was to use a cutter to remove all the air bubbles so that the air inside disappears. But there should only be small holes so that the air comes out. So far the quality is good. The only problem is that the vinyl scratches easily but that's okay because I just put wax on it so that the small holes I drilled to get the bubbles out and the scratches are not obvious.

This was my first experience with wrapping a car. Specificity its sun faded rear spoiler.. I went with the cheaper option, despite the reviews to stay away. I figured if I messed it up, I would be less mad about wasting money on it. The roll came undamaged, and had no defects in the black true R carbon fiber pattern. I also purchased a heat gun, and a small vinyl wrap installation kit to help ease the process. The wrap went on nice, and laid down flat using the heat gun and soft squeegee. There was some bubbles at first that I was able to work out easy. The pattern does scratch rather easy, but I was able to minimize that by being delicate. I messed up though and didn’t tuck the vinyl good enough around the edges. I definitely could have done better, but I’m glad I got the cheaper option and gained the experience. By no fault to the product I don’t expect my wrap job to last very long. Once it peels up or fades I’ll just get another vinyl wrap, possibly of better quality and do it again. Now that I have experience doing it I know what to do better the next time around.

1st time working with wrap and it's definitely not a professional quality install....but it looks pretty darn good from a few feet away. I had to do a lot of repositioning and when all was done it was stuck down really well. I was able to work out little bubbles with the squeegee. I did crease it in a few small spots and I royally screwed up wrapping over the edge near the windshield....but otherwise it turned out pretty good. 4X5 feet of material was perfect for the hood and I had some little pieces leftover that I put on the door handles. I did use a heat gun on the edge when wrapping it around the backside, that seemed to help a little. Otherwise just scissors, a knife, and a squeegee. I used magnifying glasses for trimming the door handles and a super sharp pointy knife....kinda scary initially but after a bit putting the knife on it wasn't too bad. It cost 30 bucks and was totally worth it, how long it lasts remains to be seen but it made the car look a lot different (you see white model 3's like....everywhere right?) Might have to wrap something on the wife's car now LOL!

Vvivid deleted my review on their website so I'm posting on Amazon. I can't believe the lengths this company goes to, they can't take critical feedback. This is a review for the Premium +, not XPO. Pros: Overall, Vvivid has stepped up their game from XPO. The colors have depth and sophistication. The matte metallic's have the depth of OEM car paint because of the ghost particles. The air egress technology is a lot better than XPO as well. You can push down on air bubble and gone it goes. The Premium line up can also be wrapped over parking sensors based on other reviews. On my 328i comfort access doors, I could wrap around the door handles, and the tech would work perfectly. On XPO, this couldn't happen, not sure but this might be a Vvivid exclusive? Lastly, Vvivid's vinyl is a bit more brittle making it easier to cut after you've applied. They have Avery beat there. That's where the pro's end. Where Vvivid really loses out is in the installation. It's a horrible process. The initial tack is too strong for the installer to glass out. I found myself redoing each section that I had already covered and squeegee'ed. If you watch CK Wraps on Youtube, ( a big Vvivid endorser whose probably sponsored by them) he also has this issue. You'll see him go over again and again the same spots to get glass because the tack is so strong. I also bought a tack reducer to no avail. The tack reducer works, but you are still redoing area's you've already finished. It's a frustrating process, I haven't had this experience using Avery, 3M is a bit similar, but I don't remember the tack as strong as Vvivid's. I've also never had to use a heat gun as much as I have on Vvivid's. I had Avery Dennison car previously. It went on like a dream. Pressure sensitive adhesive and far more stretch capacity than Vvivid. VVivid's carbon fiber tore when I tried glass it out (Others have reviewed the same on this very site as well). I spent around ~$400 in total to wrap my 3 series. I regret taking down the Avery Dennison vinyl as I wasted ~ 25ft on just the hood itself. Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend it. If you have lots of time on your hands and don't want to pay a premium go Vvivid. They've got good colors, but you'll stress out so much on the installation. Other professional installers in my area have said the same. I'm taking my money back to Avery. Also, after deleting my review before letting me send them my order #'s was bad form and a slap in the face to a customer. I don't see why I'd buy from them again.

Update: The company was gracious enough to give me a refund I'm pretty sure this was a bad roll. This wrap is NOT supposed to be sticky but getting it off the backing was insanely hard and the moment it touched my panel it was adhered. (Thi roll at least) was NOT air release. No bubbles would come out. I could not release this from the panel at all. This is not my first wrap and I cannot believe how sticky this wrap was. The texture and design is spot on though. Looks very close to the real thing just a bummer it was so stick and unuseable.

Really pleased with the result. Best to use a piece to practice with on edges and non flat surfaces. Overall a fairly simple process on flat surfaces and with a bit of practice the edges can be achieved with a good result.

This roll was enough to wrap my interior trim on a f32. Only thing I would recommend is finding a role that is longer the 1ft as the center console is longer than 1ft, but two cuts of the material line up perfectly so you can work around it. Sticks very well, can be worked easily with a hairdryer, no bubbles no creasing.

I was very impressed with this product. I have lots of experience working with vinyl veneer mostly re veneering flat surfaces like speaker cabinets so I know what's a good product and what's not. This being a thicker vinyl wrap because it's meant for cars was a little different to work with. There is quite a bit of a learning curve to this especially having to do curves on a vehicle without creating wrinkles. That being said this product is very flexible and does not tear which is important for when you need to stretch it for curves. It works extremely well with a great gun or a hair dryer to remove wrinkles and can be pealed back and stuck on many times without losing it's stickiness. This is very important as you many need to redo a section over and over as I did to get it right. Easy to remove bubbles as well even after it's been applied and beautiful professional looking product. I highly recommend it

Don't waste your money. This product isn't sticky at all, very low tack. The instructions say to heat it and apply pressure for the adhesive to stick, I tried all different levels of heat from slight to nearly melting the stuff and none made it stick to plastic when the part is shaped with curves etc. I tried to wrap a car interior vent surround but I wasted nearly half of the role for one small vent and it still wasn't very good. Not going to bother now.

Made my car look new again. Kind of a b***h to install though.