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Size: 60in x 12in (152cm x 30cm)
Features
- Removable, Air Release, Dry Install, Repositionable
- Extreme Conformability for curved surfaces
- Easy Installation, Slideable, Pressure Activated with Air Release
- No Printing. No Overlaminate. Open the box and Start Wrapping
- 60" Wide Rolls Meaning You Can Cover Entire Sections of the Vehicle
Description
3M 1080 Series Carbon Fiber Vinyl is a dual cast film specifically designed for vehicle application to provide dimensional stability and durability without the need for an over laminate. The pressure-activated adhesive allows you to slide and reposition the film over the surface of the vehicle until you apply firm pressure. 3M 1080 is available in 60in widths making it possible to wrap virtually any section of a vehicle without seams. The non-visible air release channels assure a fast, easy and virtually bubble-free installation, when professionally installed. Saving valuable installation time. The manufacturer has updated the Manufacturer Number for this product from CF12 to CFS12.
Material: Vinyl
Brand: 3M
Size: 60in x 12in (152cm x 30cm)
Color: Black
Exterior Finish: Textured
Brand Name: 3M
Unit Count: 1 Feet
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Manufacturer: 3M
UPC: 628856129364
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 1
Item Weight: 5.44 ounces
Model Number: CF12
Manufacturer Part Number: FBA_1080-CFS12
Material Type: Vinyl
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car
Size: 60in x 12in (152cm x 30cm)
Item Thickness: 3.5 millimeters
Color: Black
Exterior Finish: Textured
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Top Amazon Reviews
Installed this about 9 months ago in 13' 328i and it has not budged. Covering up wood trim that I wasn't too fond of. Installation was easy and it holds up great for reheating, removing, and placement while performing the install. Sticks great around corners and sharp edges without glue or additional adhesives. Just clean your surfaces well. Great scratch resistance, none that I haven't been able to buff away as of yet. It has an exposed carbon weave where you can feel the texture, which is actually pretty cool. Holding form great; I've pulled off the pieces to do other installs like stereo, wiring, etc. and it shows no signs of coming undone underneath. I would definitely recommend for those who don't want to spend $500 for an overlay on their daily driver. If done right, this looks just as good. Went on and did my steering wheel trim as well. Photos added...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020 by Jake
Good quality 3m faux carbon fiber wrap. Material felt thick and looks real from a short distance once applied. Material cut easily and softened nicely with little heat. Having never wrapped before, but experience with window tint there was a slight learning curve on the first piece. Material covered and stuck to dirt bike plastics without issue. Happy with how the finished product turned out. Would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024 by James
I don't have a ton of experience with vinyl, but I have some. I used this to wrap a scratched up shifter bezel in a 2010 Subaru STI. This vinyl was so forgiving while applying that I was able to do it myself in about a half hour. The finished product looks great. I used a Wagner heat gun, and I will safely say that a heat gun is a must. Right out of the package this vinyl is thick and sturdy, but not easy to manipulate, apply a bit of heat and it stretches and moves however you need it to. You are not going to fool anyone into thinking that this is real carbon fiber, but it is a VERY good simulated carbon fiber pattern, which is all that I was after. I just wanted something that would accent well with my interior, without spending unnecessary cash on true carbon fiber. I'm very happy with it, and will likely be ordering some more to work on matching some of the other interior trim pieces to the shifter bezel.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2017 by Nathan D.
Although this is probably the most expensive vinyl wrap out there, it is also probably the highest quality in terms of looks, application, and durability. I have used this stuff for quite sometime in a variety of ways. From paintball equipment/parts, to car parts, to phone and laptop covers. Looks- Very real looking design and pattern that is 3-D and textured to truely look like carbon fiber. Some cheaper brands out there definitely skimp on this aspect. They do sell a variety of carbon fiber colors (I believe a blacker one, a silver/black one, and a gold/black one) so search around and double check to make sure this is the best option for you. Application- Of all the vinyl I have worked with, this is one of the easiest. Very good stretchability and takes heat well to further aid in this. If your doing it for the first time and using heat (blow dryer or heat gun) keep in mind a LITTLE bit of heat goes a long way with this stuff... a lot less than you're expecting. If you're wrapping an item with curves or contours, I would recommend this product above others I have used. Durability- Let me start by saying I rarely apply any adhesive primers or bottom coats to aid to this sticking on. I find doing this makes removal more difficult and/or leaves sticky reside (and there most likely will be a time you'll want to remove it). It takes a lot to scratch or damage this product. Two items that really show its duability are my car's front spoiler and a paintball gun barrel. The car is kept outside in Virginia, so hot humid summers and cold snowy winters. Two years and never a problem with peeling or damage. SInce it's on the bottom I cannot attest to sun damage though. The barrel goes through being dragged on the ground and all sorts of elements on a weekly basis. Again, almost no wear. A word to the wise: If you're wrapping for the first time and doing a somewhat large area, you may want to buy two rolls. It doesn't go as far as you'd expect when you compare the roll you get to what you image 5' of the stuff looking like. It will also give you some extra to practice with or try wrapping an item a second time. It's forgiving wrap, but it looks easier in videos to apply than it actually is (it's by no means hard, but you can expect a small learning curve). I would recommend it and give it four stars. It's great, quality material, and especially good if you're new to wrapping items. I'm taking one star away for the price. You can find good wraps much cheaper, but on here a lot are hit or miss. Many cheaper options also are not as forgiving for novice home users as well (sometimes spending the extra money ends of saving you time, effort, and sometimes even money in the long run).
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2015 by cjr
The best carbon fiber vynil you can buy! If you’re wanting good quality then look no further! I wasn’t hesitant about buying this at first due to a higher price than some of the other options out there. I tried two different kinds before I bought this. The first one was alright, it looked alright and stayed for several months before falling off. The second different one I bought was very dull in color and wouldn’t even stay on for more than a day before peeling and falling off. Then I decided to spend a little extra and buy this. It was the best decision I could have made and I wish I would have bought it the first time! It has a very bright color and has a good dimensional view, while being VERY adhesive, so that you don’t have to worry about it falling off. I have zero worries of this falling off of the grill of my truck and would buy again if I needed more.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2018 by Avid Fisher
I've used many different "vinyl" car wrap kits and this product is one of the best by a good margin. Very easy to work with, reapply and maneuver even after solid mistakes it was relatively forgiving. The wrap looks great much better than most The disappointing aspect was that of the vinyl being sensitive to waxes, polish, and detailing sprays or finishers. It becomes very fade and worn looking if any product at all is accidently wiped into, onto or over the vinyl. 3M claims that you can treat it as you would the paint on your vehicle. Well I personally use a plethora of products to keep and maintain the paint on my car and it is NOT a good idea to do this to the actual wrap as it's immediately rendered ugly and beat up in appearance. 3M? You guys could do better and the claim that when appling the vinyl you are able to "slide" it into position before it adheres is not anywhere near the truth I found it to be almost magnet like in response to getting near the surface and when laid upon the vehicle there was zero "sliding" into place. All said and done its a good buy and better than most yet by nol means perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2013 by John Strong
This was my first attempt at wrapping and this material was great. Used it to wrapped a small section of the front valance of my Porsche. Very nice quality and I liked working with/without heat (setting up) and then finishing the job with a little heat. Seemed to be very forgiving on application and wrinkles were easy to work out/remove. The supplier delivered the roll quick and provided a nice post-sale communication offering to help with any issues. My only question on any future orders would be if I could specify the grain/pattern direction as it is delivered on the role. I originally wanted the pattern to run at a 45 degree angle but the roll was not wide enough to accommodate my pattern. However I am thoroughly happy with the outcome. I would recommend this 3M material and supplier to anyone wanting a quality wrap.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2018 by John S.
I used this on the interior trim of my 2015 BMW F32 (428xi Coupe), which was a burled walnut (blech). I did the dash trim piece, the door pulls, and the center console piece. All in, removing trim and wrapping and re-installing took about an hour. MUCH faster than I expected. a 5x1 foot roll was JUST enough to cover everything, but I'll get 2 rolls next time so I have more to work with. I used a dual temp heat gun on the low setting. Ironically, the hardest piece was the smallest one -- the bigger pieces were much easier. The vinyl is VERY easy to work with, and is very forgiving. I thought it would be so sticky that one touch and you're screwed if it's off... not at all the case. I cut the piece of vinyl, then laid it on a towel sticky side up. I washed the interior trim surface with 91% isopropyl alcohol and dried with a microfiber rag. I stuck each piece in the middle of the vinyl and then gently pushed it in place, peeling off and re-applying many times to get it laid smoothly. For the curved bits and edges, a 2 second blast of heat and a solid pull was all that was needed to get it wrapped nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2018 by GM