This was my first time using vinyl wrap, it worked very well and was easy to manage. Admittedly i was wrapping a very simple cylinder shape though.

So I dropped my precious 1 y/o Vespa, I took it to the dealer and other shops for quotes and they all where so expensive, just when I was about to get it fixed, by devine intervention I came accros this product and decided to give it a try, what can I lose right?! Well...I LOVED THE RESULT!! You can hardly tell something is off in that area, only if you look at it or in the sun you can see it more but it looks so good that I’m not planning on spending all those hundreds of dollars on getting it professionally fixed. I highly recommend it for black glossy surfaces.

Super think and extremely hard to apply if not a completely flat surface heat gun is definitely needed and a whole lot of patience

Came out looking great! Very easy to push bibles out and very little heat is required for it to become pliable. A bit thick initially, but heat helps a lot. Will see how long it lasts. Low to almost no orange peel effect.

I used this to cover my electric bike. I wanted to cover up the company logo so not to draw attention when riding it around town. Installation was not too difficult but it was my first time ever doing it and my work was not perfect. But still did what I wanted it to

You need to know what you are doing to use product. Sturdy and very adhesive

I am not very familiar or good with vinyl, this is my second ever experience with it. My first was a headlight overlay style vinyl. This vinyl was very easy to work with, nice adhesion, cuts cleanly. Easy to peel backing paper off. I used this to customize my third brake light. Turned out very nice, no issues so far.

Was not really easy to work with for my first time but came out really good I thought it was going to be bad after all the bad reviews but it is good to use I would recommend

A great medium to work with so far! Easy to cut large sections of it, and pretty easy to do intricate cutouts (like graphics) on it. It sticks very well on flat surfaces, and I'll find out today how well it works on complex curves & varied material surfaces like plastic body trims/mouldings, glass (windshield), headlight plastic, and car paint (clearcoat technically) when I use it behind the door handles for scratch protection & a little style. Heat (but not too much heat) is definitely your friend with wrapping materials like this. It helps it stretch & it helps it bond to the surface (which you obviously have to thoroughly clean first) so it won't peel up or shift.

I installed some of this on the center console of my car to cover up a reflective surface. The vinyl is thick but forgiving. I would purchase more of this if I needed it in the future.

looks awesome on my commander 2010 dashboard pocket above the glove compartment

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