VViViDBlack Brushed Steel 5 Feet x 1 Foot Vinyl Wrap Roll with Air Release Technology

Used this to wrap my Guitar Hero controller, and it turned out amazing. The look and texture are awesome—feels and looks way better than I expected. Definitely happy with how it came out

I thought this was going to be smooth but it actually has a textured finish it says it in the description I did not read it thoroughly. I'm going to return the product but it seems very well made thick and would probably be easy to apply. I'm giving it five stars because I believe it deserves it even though I'm not using it. Would are we recommend this product yes I would. If you don't mind the textured feel or if that's what you're actually looking for this product is something you should take a serious look into.

Used vivid before and is good quality and with the proper heating g adheres very well. My only complaint is that uts not shown in the product picture but there is a slight amount of "glitter" or sparkle to this material which makes it look slightly cheap. Also the grain of this runs in the 1ft direction not the length of the 5ft

The media could not be loaded. A very nice finish for doing interior trim veneers. Wraps around edges and contours very easily and with a little heat the pattern follows the trim piece edgings very well

As people before me have said, the packaging by Vvivid is lacking for sure. The edge of the outside of the roll was scratched from before shipping. I can tell because the box it came in had no damage whatsoever. Once rolled completely out, the very end of wrap is creased up badly. I took all this into consideration and bought way more wrap than I’ll need for my project. I haven’t wrapped my trim yet but from what I can tell the wrap is decent quality and far cheaper than 3M. It’s definitely got glitter in the design as well. Overall all, I like it and will be proceeding with install in a couple days. I’ll update on the quality of adhesive then.UPDATE:I wrapped my car interior trim last night. Some the reviews state that this stuff does not stick and now I see why. It sticks fine on the flat surfaces but once you try and wrap it around bends or try tucking it behind the trim piece, it doesn’t do a very good job at all. I’ve used Vvivid before to tint my headlights and taillights and this roll was by far the weakest. I’m no master wrapsmith but I’m not happy with the results. I’ll end up painting my 335i trim in the future to avoid gambling my money away on these products.

I thought my mini-project would be "just enough" to cover some blemishes in my interior. But I really dug the brushed metallic patina on the vinyl that I decided to re-cover every painted/chrome trim surface in my car. The material is super-workable (as long as you use applied heat, as directed) and the finish has a nice sheen without being "shiny" - the perfect sweet spot between matte and gloss finishes I was looking for. Highly recommended.

This stuff is pretty amazing for the price.. if your a newbie then I suggest practicing first if your trying to wrap something with grooves. I used a heat gun on low and hit a small area for like 2 seconds at a time and smoothed it out and around corners.. carful not to heat it up too much or it will shrivel up. Take your time and be patient. It worked wonderfully on my interior parts that were pretty flat. The black brushed metal color is so pretty it reflects light so it doesn't come off as black black.. it also has a small amount of sparkle to it.. not glitter or anything tooooo feminine but just a small touch of it. I used it in my tan interior and it goes pretty well.. this would look awesome in an all black interior. Also, it peels off If you don't like it or you mess it up...

I would love to give this a 5 star, but I have a strange feeling the edges will fail at some point. Seemed to have issues sticking on edges and tight bends. I'm not sure if this is pressure or heat sensitive in terms of how it sticks to surfaces. It looks beautiful and was in prestien condition upon arrival. Didn't have any issues with bubbles or cutting, given the thickness of the material. I tried to cold stretch when possible, but heat seemed to be the pushing factor for complex curves. Luckily, most of the edges I think will fail at tucked under door and dash trim and will hopefully stay put for a while, until I decide to change it again. For the price and how it looks, I would say...why not risk it!