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Super Gloss Crystal White Car Vinyl Wrap

This stuff is tough. Creased, wrinkled, sticky side to sticky side... A bit of heat and it is perfect again. A BIT OF HEAT. I did have one spot where I wasn't paying attention and it burned. Ended up covering that spot with some go-fast stickers rather than redoing the whole roof... That being said, the adherence was great, even after having my sweaty arm under the adhesive many times. The final finish was great despite the rough clear coat underneath and probably some inevitable debris if you aren't working in a clean area. Once waxed, it looked pretty darn good. Easily worth the cost.

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Super Gloss Nardo Grey Car Vinyl Wrap [Audi OEM Color]

I'm a professional. I had no problems whatsoever.

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Matte Pure Metal Cherry Pink Car Vinyl Wrap

This stuff was great and very easy to use. I was worried at first seeing the bad reviews but the roll came in undamaged and the vinyl applied extremely easy even without heat. Would purchase again if needed.

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Matte Military Green Car Vinyl Wrap

The material is pretty thick so a bit hard to work with the heat gun. It cools down pretty quick too so you have to do what you have to do quick. Other than that, it's just like any other vinyl.

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Gloss Pearl White Car Vinyl Wrap

Pretty easy to install just have patience and it came out good, but it does stick which is good without trying to ruin paint

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Matte Dark Gray Car Vinyl Wrap

I like it very much, makes the car look great 👍 👌 did it myself.

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Gloss Metallic Black Rose Car Vinyl Wrap

Easy to use. Was my first time wrapping a car and it came out nice. Defiantly takes a little practice so buy a little extra for mistakes. I got the 5x59 roll and it just was enough to do my car.

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PET Gloss Metallic Midnight Purple Car Vinyl Wrap

Vinyl wrap takes time and patience to get right; use more material than you think and spend time watching videos and working with the material, don't expect to get it perfect on your first try or even your 10th. That being said, I've used a variety of different brands and this by far has been one of the easiest materials I've worked with. t a heat-gun and a crevice tool makes a world of a difference.