VViViD Epoxy High Gloss Black Carbon Fiber Vinyl Automotive Car Wrap Film DIY Interior (3ft x 5ft)

Bought this for my interior cup holder areaWorks great, has an adhesive backing that doesn't stick to the part you're trying to cover until you apply heat to it. Looks like real carbon fiberUsed it on my door panels also where the fabric was coming off in place of new fabricLooks better and once apply heat to itSays it will last for 8-10 years on exterior of vehicle so on the interior of car should last longer

I purchased another cheaper carbon vinyl wrap first and was very disappointed at its adhesion, stretch, and just general look after instal. The stuff just wouldn’t stretch or bend and I started just using it as a ‘sticker’ on flat surfaces… but even that didn’t work very well as the adhesion was sub par.I decided to give the carbon wrap one last shot and ordered this slightly more expensive roll. My intention is to use this primarily to wrap 3D printed parts… and boy does this stuff work! It sticks like a champ, gets super stretchy and flexible when you heat it and looks super close to the real thing! I will be ordering more.

Does scratch semi easily, but looks like high quality glossy carbon fiber. Does require heat to warp to form. Doesn’t stick or stay by itself must use an adhesive of some sort to seal down the edges. Has had some issues with uncurling at the edges but if you leave enough it’ll be hidden.

this wrap is pretty thick so you’ll need extra heat for it to adhere properly, the carbon looks really legit and shows it’s weaves under light, good stuff.

It's not the best, not the worst.In difficult spots, even with cleaning and heat, the adhesive will just not hold.

The media could not be loaded.  Really good! Been using vivid products for my cars and it works wonders

Recently purchased this to wrap a item & woah did it look amazing. You honestly can't tell it's wrap ,if you didn't know it was you would think it's real carbon fiber.

very difficult to work with if you heat it in a matter of seconds it burns it's not that sticky don't buy it if you don't have experience

Described exactly as vivvids website. The wrap is good quality and easy to work with has good stretch and doesn’t rip or disturb the pattern even with a good amount of stretch used for side mirrors and was an easy install with a heat gun.

Having read some negative reviews from others, I decided to try this product anyway. I can only conclude that the negative reviews are due to users inexperience with vinyl wrapping and/or the users incompetence. This product worked well for me on a quite tricky and angled surface. The product when used PROPERLY looks like genuine glossy carbon fibre, and it is far superior to others sold online. Adhesion is OK, and stretches well when heated properly (using a hair dryer is best as not to burn or melt it). Patience and planning is the key to using this product correctly. In conclusion, I would definitely buy this product again should I require more.

Received item ok but there is a scratch through about 12/14 inches wanted to return it but it has to go back to the USA from the uk

I'm pretty picky with all the carbon fiber vinyls out in the market. I've used 3M Dinoc before but that was more to capture the dry weave look (where you can feel the weave). However, this one I believe is the closest match to closed weave style of CF that you see in most cars. This was an identical match to the carbon fiber package in my BMW. It's great for wrapping headrests or other parts that may not be covered by the CF package your car maker offers.However, I did say with ONE caveat. And by no means is it the fault of the company. This film is for indoor use only. While it might not expressly state it in the Amazon ad, if you go to the VVIVID website and read up on this, it does clearly state that fact. If you look at my pics I decided to use it to do my B-pillars as I found the gloss black was getting scratched up. While it looked great on a sunny day, things turned quite different when it rained. (See 2nd photo). As already stated, it does not like the elements. I couldn't bear to see what would happen in the winter so I peeled it off after a few weeks. Other than the rain it held up quite well and would dry out after but I figured that would only worsen over time.It's stunning vinyl and I find it be one of the best matches ever. Since it was meant for indoor application, I ended up using it to cover the seat backs of my car. I think they came out amazing. Shout out to Lam Le (on youtube) who has a great video showing him installing on some Porsche seat backs. That's where I got the idea to do it. So instead of buying $1000 CF 'backs' that tape over the seat, I did this for $50. I think if you put both side by side you'd have a tough time figuring out the difference. It's so smooth and shiny that they really pop.

Was exactly what I needed.