VViViDBlue Satin Chrome Vinyl Wrap Stretch Conform DIY Easy to Use Air-Release Adhesive (25ft x 5ft)

The color is exactly what I wanted, however, the roll was creased and I am afraid it will not lay right when I go to install it. If it wasn't creased I would absolutely give this a 5 star rating. I was going to contact the seller, but I do not see an option to do so.

the color was not as advertised i have purchased plenty of 6x5 for car wrap body panels in this color but as soon as i change the size the color is off instead off being a satin matte it had a shine to it i sent a message to the seller but i haven't gotten a response yet watch picture above to understand what im talking about.

Beautiful color. Very happy with it. Bc of the chrome it has a very faint color shift to it which is very appealing but it’s not as provocative as a full chrome thanks to the satin.It’s definitely difficult to work with. Very stiff. Not very flexible and it tore under very minimal pressure. It also seems to scratch/distress easily from having any serious pressure applied to it which is unusual. But it seems to stick well and has a beautiful finish. A good vinyl. Just tricky.

This was my first time wrapping a car the color looks awesome but it's a tuff vinyl to work with. It's not very forgiven but overall I'm satisfied with the outcome.

I’ve always used vivid wraps it’s one of the best. I wrapped my son’s PlayStation in about 25 mins. Make sure you clean the surface with diluted isopropyl alcohol and use a bit of heat while wrapping the edges. A hairdryer should be fine for something simple like this but a heat gun for cars and a good film stretch would be needed.

I like the color of this vinyl a lot. Its decent to work with but not the easiest. I bought some just to sample out in which I did this key. As you can see it's on there and laid decent but it does show imperfections through the surface that its laid on. This has been on here for roughly 5 months and in my pocket a lot. It has some marks on it here and there but not terrible. It's like a thin foil but does stretch like vinyl. Overall I recommend it but maybe not for every job.

The finished product was great. However, not necessarily for amateurs. Unless you want to do a simple craft project. Adhesive was ok. Anything not slick and flat is gonna show through. For my application it was mdf. Definitely have to prime and staple. That being said. Love it. The selection of colors and finishes is great. Lots of ideas on how I can incorporate this into my car audio builds

This vinyl, unlike vinyls from clearly higher quality brands like 3M and Avery discolors poorly when stretched. It gets stretch marks that are a purple tint even when you’re properly heat stretching. Would be great for flat surfaces but once you get curves involved it’s game over.