VViViD XPO Black Carbon Gloss 3 layer 3D Realistic Carbon Fiber Look Cast Vinyl Wrap (2ft x 5ft)
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- FULL WEATHER-RESISTANCE: Tek R Full-Gloss is the ONLY 3 dimensional gloss carbon vinyl that can be used outdoors without suffering moisture damage. Lesser-quality gloss carbon films absorb water through exposed edges, or slight scratches, causing their gloss coating to peel off. With VViViD+ Tek R, the finish is there to stay, come rain or shine!
- FULLY SELF-HEALING: Tek Rs topcoat can sustain swirls and scratches, and will repair itself in seconds If you warm it with a heat gun! You can even use heat to remove wrinkles and creases during installation, meaning you get multiple tries without damaging the vinyl!
- FULL-GLOSS FINISH: Full-Gloss is one of the glossiest carbon vinyls available, thanks in part to VViViDs nano air-release adhesive; a micro air-release pattern so finely engineered, your cars finish will look as smooth as paint!
- FULLY PAINT SAFE: Most adhesives used on unregistered brands of vinyl are corrosive to your paint. VViViDs adhesive is triple tunneled, and completely safe for all finishes! It also has a 10 year lifespan, and can be safely removed if you decide to change your cars look.
- FULL SATISFACTION: VViViD+ Tek R Full Gloss vinyl is ready to use right out of the box, no liquids or messy, toxic chemicals needed!
Material: Vinyl
Brand: VViViD
Size: 2ft x 5ft
Color: black
Duration: 10 years
Material: Vinyl
Brand: VViViD
Size: 2ft x 5ft
Color: black
Duration: 10 years
Exterior Finish: Carbon Fiber
Vehicle Service Type: Motorcycle, Airplane, Car, Boat
Manufacturer: VViViD
Item Weight: 1.3 pounds
Product Dimensions: 24 x 2 x 2 inches
Item model number: BlackTechArt2VD8
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer Part Number: BlackTechArt2VV8
Special Features: VViViD Natural Air release, Centerpoint Technology, VViViD Heat fuse, VViViD Resist.
Date First Available: June 13, 2014
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Just a little background on myself, I've been wrapping vehicles for 8 years. Mostly I work with 3M and Avery products with the occasional Oracal or Arlon. I wanted to branch out and give something new a try, this Tech Art looked like it'd be great opportunity to do so. I had a few plastic interior pieces on my personal vehicle that I wanted to cover with a gloss vinyl so why not a nice glossy carbon fiber? First let me say that vehicle interior plastics are one of the hardest things to wrap. They are usually a very complex shape that is covered in layer after layer of Armorial. They are always the type of plastic that is constantly gassing which conflicts with the adhesive of vinyls. So they are not the ideal test platform for a new vinyl but at the same time, if it sticks to that it'll stick to anything. After the proper prep stage and really treating the plastic well I started to apply the Tech Art. The first thing you'll notice is how thick the vinyl is. According to the VViViD website it's 5.5 mils thick, which is much thicker then the normal 3 mil of a gloss or matte vinyl I think most carbon fiber vinyls clock in at 3.5 to 4 mil. The thickness is not a negative aspect, it's just something to be aware of. Due to this factor heat is a must if apply to any type of none flat surface. I typically use a blowtorch which puts out a lot of heat very quickly. This vinyl can take a good blast of heat without any distortion or discoloring. I feel you can really hit it with more heat then you normally would get away with, which makes the thickness easier to deal with. After working the vinyl for a bit I started to notice that the adhesive wasn't quite as strong as I was accustom to. But again, we're talking about a none coated plastic. So I decided that I'd try to cover the fuel door, just to make sure that it was really the plastic and not the vinyl. Sure enough it stuck really well to the smooth paint I had no issues getting it to fit the contour of the grip notch and the vinyl, once heated just rolled right around the lip of the door. I also noticed that the adhesive is slow to set. So on occasion I was noticing some bubbling in the day or two after application. But once you pressed the bubble out the vinyl stuck again and the issue never really returned. Which leads me to believe that the adhesive is a little slower to reach it's full potential then what I was use to. My only real complaint, is the contrast in the texture. The top layer is amazingly glossy so much so that it prevents the detail of the carbon fiber texture from showing through. In non direct light the vinyl usually looks black but if the light hits it right it really looks nice. The other thing I noticed is that the vinyl is fairly translucent, so darker surfaces tend to help hid the textures, but a nice white or silver surface really helps to improve the contrast. Conclusion Pros/Cons Pros: * Glossy * Thick yet playable once heated * Great adhesive * Really cuts clean with a sharp Exact-o * Easy to work with Cons: * Not enough contrast on dark surfaces * Slight learning curve if not familiar with thick vinyls * Slow setting adhesive Conclusion I already purchased more VViViD vinyl. I will in the future purchase more of this Tech Art to finish off the interior. Overall I was really impressed with this product. If you are looking for a nice gloss carbon fiber this is an excellent choice.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 10, 2014 by Ryan R. Warner
I looked for a long time before deciding on getting this Vivid brand vinyl and strongly considered wrapping these pieces with real carbon fiber but I decided it was more work than I was willing to do but I didn't want a vinyl that looked cheap so I went with this because it had a gloss finish which is more like real carbon fiber than any other vinyl I saw during my research. I have to say I was underwhelmed when I opened the package but after a couple of days I decided to just stick it on my steering wheel spokes (where I planned to install it in the first place) very quickly and see what it looked like on a part and not just on the roll and I though that would give me a better idea as to how this vinyl was going to look and I was pleasantly surprised once I had it installed, it looked really good and a very good likeness to the real thing and it definitely looked better than the factory paint that was starting to show some wear. As I said I was not impressed when I first opened the package and could see what another reviewer meant when they said "it looks like just black" because I thought the same thing and I thought it would not show up as "carbon fiber" but just black but one I got it installed I think it looks as good as it possibly can being that this is a vinyl and the cost is next to nothing compared to real carbon fiber parts . I also saw a reviewer that said it was very thick and difficult to install but I have never done this before and I just used a heat gun (a hair dryer will work too) and it laid down easy enough. I did disassemble the 2 spoke covers to make it easier for me to get good clean edges so keep that in mind if your think about trying your hand at installing this vinyl. I will see how this holds up after a month or two and if there is an issue I will update my review but as it stands now I am very pleased and I will say that what I received is exactly what is pictured although I could see how someone might think differently when they first open the roll but my advice would be to install it on the part you want to cover and then decide if you like this vinyl or not. I was a little confused after reading the reviews before I bought this stuff because there are a full range of buyers from thrilled with it to completely unhappy with it so I will say I am a very picky person and am not easily pleased so bear that in mind too.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 26, 2015 by timdtoolman timdtoolman
Pretty nice, watched a cpl videos. Used it to camouflage a damaged grill on my ram. Dont know how it compares to other brands being first time ive used wrap. Id buy it again.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 4, 2022 by Tim Tim
I previously tried a "3M 1080 CF12 carbon wrap" also purchased off Amazon 3M 1080 CF12 / CFS12 BLACK CARBON FIBER 60"x12" Vinyl Flex Wrap for a few interior pieces and this VVIVID wrap looks MUCH more realistic. I could not be happier with the end result, my friends can't believe it's not actual carbon fiber. That being said, it is a good bit thicker than the 3M wrap, so keep that in mind for complicated geometry. It also has a clear protective top layer that makes it a bit difficult to work with. My first attempt did not go well... I kept getting what I thought was bubbles and was getting very frustrated with the wrap. However, I pulled the clear top layer off prior to removing the wrap and the carbon underneath looked perfect. On my second attempt, I removed the clear wrap after installing to the large flat areas and used a felt-covered squeege to finish the edges. I did not notice any type of damage or scraping to the carbon and it made it MUCH easier to wrap the tight areas. Despite the thickness, this vinyl seems to respond just as well to a heat gun as the tail-light tint I previously used from VVIVID. If you get any type of wrinkle, simply pull the vinyl back and heat with a heat gun for a second... it will quickly flatten out and look like new. I would highly recommend this Carbon wrap.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 12, 2017 by Mark P Phillippi Mark P Phillippi