VViViD Grey Indestructible Paint Wrap Vinyl roll (Grey - 5ft x 5ft)

Got this to install in the top of my new tool cart to protect the top and give the top some grip to placing things on them. Super easy to install and easy to work with. Went in smooth and was able to trim the edges smooth. Works perfectly for what I wanted

This is really good stuff for any metallic surface a rough feel and little vinyl protection. It adheres suprisingly well, it’s very tough but not quite indestructible (ie. found out the hard way after covering the the cab of an F-150, it won’t stop bullets and it’ll burn when torched - good thing it wasn’t my truck).

Great strong wrap; thick heavy duty stuff here! Has a little bit of a smell for a bit if it’s used in a small area, but it was everything I hope it would be!

Ok, so this stuff is great as long as you use more than you think you’ll need! I wrapped the hood of my Jeep jk, and it looked great. BUT! About 2 months after wrapping, I noticed that the edges were lifting. A month after that, the wrap had completely come off the underside of the hood, and was slowly shrinking back from the top edge of the hood. I had to pull the wrap and start over, which I was happy to do because the product is awesome! It just doesn’t have the same adhesion power as the other vivid wraps, and it’s more rubbery than the other wraps as well, so it shrinks. You guys, it shrinks a LOT. I had a solid 3 inches of spare wrap around the entire hood tucked and stuck to the underside, and when I pulled the first try off, it had shrunk about 4 inches so it wasn’t even stuck to the bottom anymore, and was showing an inch of the original paint job on top of the hood. Frustrating, but more of a user error issue. It looks awesome, and as long as you have a heat gun, it’s very easy to use. Just use extra extra unless you want to redo it every few months

Wow, to the date I’ve only done small vinyl projects but I’ve used this brand before so it did give me confidence to take on a bigger project. I’m blown away at how well it came out. It did take some patience and repositioning a couple of times, so don’t peel it off of wad it up and throw it away stay calm. The key is to stick a corner then work it onto surface you will end up with bubbles that’s ok I just poked them with razor blade and flattened them after I laid it out and trimmed into place. Lastly heat it with a heat gun without getting to close you will want to get it hot but not melt it while applying pressure or use a roller something like a hard wheel with a handle worked well for me. Then I have left it in the sun for 2 days it looks like it is factory installed now. Be calm have fun with it.

Very forgiving vinyl ,looks amazing ,easy to use never wrapped anything

Used as a non slip on my adventure bike. Really nice stuff and easy to use.

100% JUNK! WILL NOT STOCK TO ANY SURFACE, NOT EVEN A CLEAN, DRY, SMOOTH SURFACE!

Easy to install

Purchased to wrap my bike frame in a few places where the saddle bags were wearing on the paint. Application is easy. Product is staying in place. And after a full season of riding no indication of wear on the wrap. 👍🏻👍🏻

The product is good and was very easy to install. Glue quality seems good so far.

AWESOME HEAVY DUTY EASY TO INSTALL VINYL!

Junk, purchased the grey and the only thing it will stick to is itself. Tried a heavy duty glue spray and it still will not stick. Don't waste your money.