VViViDTek R High-Gloss Carbon Fibre Vinyl Wrap Air-Release Adhesive Roll (3ft x 5ft, Black)

First time trying to wrap anything and I'm very picky on finish. But what a job I managed to do with it. Used vivid tech r carbon wrap. Very easy to work with and looks great. Was fast shipping and well packaged. Over the moon with it

The media could not be loaded.  A lot of people are saying there's no adhesive to it. Yeah no dip people! You have to use a heat gun to activate it. Which also makes this wrap very easy to use because you can reposition it very easily before you're actually heating it. I practice with other vinyls before tackling using this. My advice is to practice with the easiest pieces first as you learn because I knew nothing about wrapping whatsoever but learned as I go. This wrap is very forgiving for a beginner. You can reheat several times and it won't ruin the wrap. And if you're able to go underneath things, you can use your scrap pieces to put on the edges of the folds to help seal it and keep it together. And if you get bubbles or creases you can take your blade and poke a hole heated and then seal it that way. That is the only downside of this wrap is because it is thick. You will get airlines. But it is totally worth it because the print is absolutely amazing. And as long as you have realistic expectations and try your best and take your time and learn as you go. I know you can do it and you will not regret it and it will be a life skill for any time you want to make something amazing with carbon fiber wrap you'll be able to. My advice is to get the large roll so that you can have extra because you're going to want to wrap everything you own after you see this in person. And just remember you're covering 3D objects with something that is 2D. So on highly curved objects you might have to just make a cut and then apply a triangle piece to go over that gap which is what I had to do on two pieces of my interior. But what is really great is over stretching. It won't ruin it and it'll actually make it look more realistic because real cover fiber is not perfectly straight. And you can line up the lines of the carbon fiber to make it blend in more. But as long as you use the proper tools like a heat gun and prepping use 70% iso. You should be fine. I cannot recommend this wrap more than anything else I've ever used! Don't get anything else if you want the best print on the market for interior and exterior use. It's also waterproof and is super durable.