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I learned a lot about autobody this year, and realized I could use this off-label... So I got a laptop that should last an in incredibly long time, but it's a tradition to cover them with stickers and some don't come off cleanly! So I did a standard car install on it, dabbing up water on the edges as I worked. It didn't stick at all, so I lifted and dried it which is the whole reason for the tiny imperfections. Otherwise, it's invisible. People can't tell until I mention it that there's a film! ...

As a long-time car enthusiast, I’ve always been the “paint your car” restoration type of guy, often waiting months—sometimes years—to save up for a respray on my restoration and modification projects. There’s just something about that glossy finish that brings a classic car back to life. But recently, I stumbled upon a project that changed my perspective: a Fiat X1/9 in 1980s bronze, a color that has never truly done this iconic model justice. Faced with the dilemma of waiting to gather the fun...

I had no experience with wrapping cars before however once I watched some youtube tutorials and found great deals by Vvivid. I decided to give it a try. I purchased their Army green stealth camo. The best part is that VVivid wraps are very superior quality and very flexible. I was able to stick and stretch the wrap again and again till I got it just right. If you don't get the glass look you can just peel the wrapper off and heat it on low heat (important to let it cool slightly first) and then...

The material is satin finish and not gloss. I didn't know that however, the texture, feel and finish is just outstanding. It has the same sheen as velvet when light hits it. I used this to cover my overly expensive fridge that has a stainless steel finish and I didn't want it to get scratched. The vinyl will not attract fingerprints either which is great considering my existing stainless steel panels are a fingerprint magnet. This is thick enough to ensure that the panels will not get scratched....

Purchased an older motorcycle that had ten years worth of scratches. Seeing as repainting was expensive, I thought I’d try wrapping it myself. From some research, Vvivid came highly recommended as a great brand. I’m still working on it, but I was able to wrap all parts on my kitchen table. Very good quality, easy material to work with and quite forgiving when I made mistakes that needed adjustment. I was quick to learn the limits of added heat and stretching. So impressed that I have used ...

I am a very manual person, did install some vinyl stickers(huge) in the past, i did try to wrap my mirrors and ended up pretty good for a first..... And then, i decided to wrap my whole 2015 Kia Forte sedan next summer and started with the hood, after watching few tutorials on the web, i did it and the result(even though my hood had some rock chips wirh touch up) is pretty amazing! I am very proud of myself ;) The product is easy to use and install, you can stretch it quite easily without ove...

Vvivid would hate watching me wrap. lol. Am I any good at it??? NO.. can I make a 93 cj yj Jeep look good??? I think so. Yes. Am I finished yet. Nope. I am experimenting with the wrap to see what things I can do with it. Such as emboss or engrave??? I’ve has some success. The different types of wrap I have vary from An intermediate cal xpo To the commercial graphics premium series. In the Liquid Metal red. I ordered from Amazon. Might of annoyed someone at VVivid. Sorry. I love...

The finish is absolutely beautiful. The pictures really don’t do it justice. It really has the effect of a satin chrome in the sunlight. I used the Ultra Gloss Piano Black for the roof and chrome deletes and carbon fiber triangles on the wheels. The new satin tail light tint really ties it together nicely. The matte blue really helps hide a lot of the imperfections in the car. It is nine years old after all. My favourite thing is that the metallic show’s body lines that really weren’t visible be...

This was my first time doing a wrap. Heard lot's of good things about Vvivid so I decided to try it out. With nothing to compare to, I was quite happy with the vinyl, the feel is great, the look and color is amazing. For being my first time doing such a big project, I'm very happy with the results. Sure, there are som minor flaws her and there, but it saved me a bunch of money by doing it myself. Just be careful of heating/overstretching. It will alter the finish and be visible. But this might ...