VViViD+ Satin Black Premium Adhesive Vinyl Wrap Film (3ft x 5ft)

Works great, easy to instal. Its pretty durable just don't use alot of direct heat. Thats with any wrap though. Color is as it says. Thickness is ok

Just what I ordered FAST!

Doesn’t need any prep work, but I still cleaned the piece with alcohol. Applying the vinyl is definitely a tricky process if you’ve never done it before ( this guy), similar time applying tint. I would say installing this with out tools is foolish because you will have lots of air bubbles and it probably won’t last long. Only thing I’ll say is you will not put it down perfectly so with that being said you can go and work/re apply it as many times you need to as you go along, I went from left to right. Careful when cutting the vinyl. Make sure excess is completely cut before you start to remove.

Great material, heat resistance , durable. My husband uses it to wrap things around for me to give it a nice aesthetic look.👀

I bought this to cover student desks in my engineering classroom as a bit of an experiment. This was very easy to apply and reposition as necessary. It has held up to several months of abuse from teenagers and a wide range of construction materials and chemicals. This has been a quality product and I plan to buy more.

This wrap is trash and disgusting. Not only is it terrible to work with compared to other wraps, but they proudly sent me this: (see photos). This is a replacement order because the first time they shipped me wrap, they shipped me a “Master Canopy”. These pieces are untouched by me. They wrap arrived like this in the packaging. It was literally inside the roll and it’s completely scratched. I need a refund of this terrible product. We tried wiping it off with a rag but it’s all scratched, not just dirty.

think hard before you buy. this is not easy to work with. ive done many wraps before. ive usually used 3m or avery. with zero flaws. this stuff is not friendly to the user. if your surface is clean as it should be. it will stick immediately and you will have a hard time repositioning it. In which you have to do. The air release is not good either. You risk tearing it if you have to pull it up and rip at it so hard to reposition. Its cheaper so i guess you get what you pay for. But,for a co that claims to be DIY friendly? They are far from it with their product. The others, you can simply lift up with ease, as long as you dont press it down. Not this stuff. It sticks hard immediately. You'd swear it was old school vinyl.

I used this to cover an exterior door. I didn't want to paint it because I figured the brush strokes would show terribly. It turned out pretty well. As long as you are on flat surface there is no problem with bubbles or creases. I wish it would have been slightly more stretchable.