Matte White Car Wrap Vinyl Roll with Air Release 3MIL-VViViD8 (10ft x 5ft)

Used to wrap my fridge. Expected it to be way harder than it was. Super easy to work with. Heat helps to get any bubbles out or to get it to stretch.

Pretty good material; doesn't rip easily. Sticks pretty well and is easy to work with.

Got the “matte” finish on purpose. First time doing vinyl wrap and this seemed to fit the bill nicely for that. Wrapped my green motorcycle for a different look - successful. Tips: — Use a heat-gun (hairdryer won’t cut it). Stretch a little but not too much or it’ll look glossy. It does NOT have the “air release” tech or whatever they advertise; any bubbles you get you need to re-do (bubbles left are permanent). You can re-wrap to some extent, but once warmed, if the inner surface touches itself, it’s super hard to get in-stuck; just like tape. The backer is a thick paper material. Don’t over-heat it or it’ll tear. Overall a good pick to wrap something yourself. Not sure if longevity or if it’ll leave permanent glue residue, but if you remove it with heat (if incorrectly applied) it’ll fairly easily come off even after sitting for a few days. Would recommend.

I didn’t a self application for temporary fix until I go to the body shop and this was EASYYYYBto install. Not very sticky to touch but it sticks very good to car! I AM GLAD I BOUGHT!

It had this mark in the middle of the wrap it was a thick line that I couldn’t take out. Not only that the adhesive side should have been a little stronger.

This vinyl was actually thicker than I was expecting and I was very happy with the quality. It is real professional grade wrap, with that being said I will say I am a novice and this was my first attempt at putting some wrap on a vehicle. it went OK Vinyl did what it’s supposed to, but it does require a little bit of a learning curve. Make sure you have the right tools, including a heat gun and you can get a professional job with this wrap

I went the cheap route and got this over 3M which is what I'm more familiar with. This feels closer to peel and stick wallpaper. I'm not using it to wrap a car, so I cant compare to that but if you are wrapping something where you need more precision, this ain't it. I've wrapped cameras lenses with 3M wrap MANY times, easy to use. I consider myself experienced. This time I'm actually wrapping a PC monitor. The bezel is very thin. I spent over an hour and a half trying to get this to go on. Its not very sticky. (heat gun helps of course, but still, its BAD) I was getting annoyed. I took out a piece of 3M vinyl wrap and tried with that, and it went on with EASE! Don't be a cheap skate like me, go with 3M

I used this vinyl to wrap my fridge. It was super easy to work with and went on with very little work. Easy to manipulate and work out. Bubbles and wrinkles.