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Matte Pure Metal Cherry Pink Car Vinyl Wrap

Love the quality and metallic

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It was rolled pretty tight for shipping so flattening it on the cutting mat the vinyl did separate a bit from the backing but i had just unwrapped it and used it right away. It was easy to flatten back out and i think if you let it sit a bit or stored it unraveled it would be fine. It also was very easy to get to stick to the transfer tape, came off the backing very easily and then peeled away from the transfer tape without issues. It has a foil like finish so some kinks and creases can leave a mark if they're bad enough. Just need to be more careful which i expected with this type of finish. Very happy with it at this point and will definitely be buying more Aluko vinyl products.

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Gloss White Blue Car Vinyl Wrap

My first attempt at vinyl wrap in my car. I've used vinyl in other projects, but never car vinyl. Tip: heat is your friend! I have a variable heat gun and thank goodness I did! Take your time and stretch the creases! Things are never as simple as they seem. While this Gloss White Blue Vinyl Wrap has a lot of flexibility, for a lot of my trims, I had to remove trim from my car to get it just right. I really like the look of it though! And love the option that I can swap it out for a different look at some point down the road without damaging the original trim.

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Liquid Metallic Dragon Blood Red Car Vinyl Wrap

Excellent I could also wrap the mirror and clutch handle I first tried to paint it... but doesn't work fine, so I decided to wrap it very satisfy with the result. for the outline I used a reflective vinyl

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Gloss Red Mirror Chrome Car Vinyl Wrap

Helmet didn't have any good designs ordered a chrome red and tried this and worked great and easy to cut

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Gloss Metallic Mamba Green Car Vinyl Wrap

Installing the vinyl on my Model 3 dash was my first time ever installing any vinyl wrap, and it came out 95% perfect in my opinion. On my Model Y dash, it came out 99% perfect since I knew how to wrap it better and what to expect. Using a heat gun lightly on the vinyl really makes it very pliable and easy to work with around corners. No need to stretch the carbon weave as it'll bend & curve around corners and keep a clean uniform look when it's heated up a little bit. One tip for people installing this on their Tesla dashboards over the wood trim is to use some adhesive promoter on the corners of the wood dash trim. That will keep the vinyl stuck to the trim so it won't lift or peel off over time.

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