3D Carbon Fibre Vinyl Wrap Sheet Sticker for Car 24x60"

This product is exactly what it says it is - a vinyl sticker that looks like carbon fibre. I used it to re-cover an old (but great-sounding) pair of bookshelf speakers, and, although the wood-board surface was a bit uneven after removing the old vinyl sticker, the carbon fibre lookalike sticker did the job nicely and even covered some of the unevenness and blemishes. I probably could have had even better results had I put more effort into the surface preparation, but working on the kitchen floor with limited tools made that difficult.Technical note: It can be stretched somewhat to go around composite curves, and has only minimal retraction after being stretched, whilst still keeping a sufficient amount of texture to look good. It is also less prone to bubbling than other types of vinyl I've worked with (I worked "live" i.e. not using soap water to float the vinyl).

Excellent wrap, flows round complex shapes well with a little heat. Lots of wrap for little money. I recommend it for any car interior parts.

not used it yet planning on covering the bonnet on my peugeot bipper

Not bad but not as sticky as other brands

Can't imagine you could buy anything better.Easy to apply, used it on a sheet of MDF and it stuck really well. Strong enough to work with without any tearing, good clean edge when cut. Great looking finish, very impressed.

Just what we (well my husband wanted excellent . value for money, looks really good. Thank you.

I use to wrap vehicles and only used 3M, Avery and Vvivid brands. This product is just as good, I used it for car interior and the finish is like it came out of the car factory. Really good adhesion. The product is strong and flexible... I used the heat gun and it did not distort. Did a test and applied heavy pressure with a squeegy and it did not leave any scrapes or marks... Very very good product for the cost.

Disappointing. Ordered a second roll, inferior quality to the first order and not sent from carcar style as per the first. Arrived creased and squashed, and vinyl was like tissue paper when heated.