3M 2080 Series S327 Satin Ocean Shimmer - 5ft x 1ft - Dual Cast Car Wrap Vinyl Film and Controltac Air Release Adhesives - Bubble Free Sheet Roll for Vehicles, Rims and Signs

Wrap is 3M, and works great. I'm still playing with colors, and yes Kawasaki uses different greens. Looks great in the pictures but in person not as much.The wrap is good quality, measurements and all were exactly as described. Easy to use or Easy to install is low as wrap is never easy to install unless it's on a flat service. Have a hair dryer ready at a minimum, and a spray bottle with that unknown formula (Water and dish soap works however). Sprayed both services and wrap, was able to stretch and pull, the wrap never ripped. It confirmed well to the corners I had, and sticks well. I'm no professional. If you have difficult rounded corners, practice a few times, and you will improve greatly.

This stuff is awesome. I was nervous about doing the fridge and there's not very many videos about the 2080 wrap but we'll see with time if I did it right. There's definitely a learning curve. Be patient, nothing about doing this was fast moving amd you can lift and set it down multiple times and it has some stretch to it. The satin turquoise is perfect if you don't want a lot of shine. The only thing we couldn't figure out was how to remove the protective clear coat but we couldn't even see it so it's not that big of a deal. I checked the backing to make sure we got the right type haha. Make sure you account for thickness and then add at least 5 inches to every side. We cut it way to close on 2 items but you can't even tell. Super happy with how the wrap worked and how it looks.

I got this to wrap a scratched up shifter surround on my ‘17 Mazda Miata Club. I’ve worked with 3m vinyl before and this was no different. But quality product and get quality results. The color matches the door surrounds really close. Super happy with the results

It’s 3M wrap vinyl. Easy to work with and does the job. The shipping container was trash. They just rolled the material up snd threw it in a bag. Once I got the creases and rolled edges out, I could finally start my project. If they would have shipped it in a tube like most professional suppliers do it would have been way better and saved more time on my project.

I ordered two rolls of this to begin with. I had so much fun with this product, I ordered and ordered two more rolls twice as wide twice as long.Both orders arrived in perfect condition. No smashed rolls. I agree a cardboard inner tube would be nice for piece of mind, but all in all it should arrive without being smashed by shipping.Regarding wrapping, I have now performed small and large wraps. Both with cutouts and insets, and without.Remember to wrap as much as possible without more than 10% stretch. Then warm to stretch within insets and curves.When warming test a piece to break through it so you know the plasticity of the stuff and your margin for error. With that in place u can wrap and re-finish almost any surface. And you can trust it’s heat and finish won’t curl because it is designed for complete external use. I’m using it on non-external car surfaces, dash, armrest console, headliner, details. Has worked better than I expected with a factory look (if you have a steady cut hand).

Satin finish (as stated in the description), not gloss. Looks bright and adheres well.

I'm looking for a dark matte red and I had no idea how hard this would be. I know they say colors look different online but with the amount of things I buy on Amazon, I've had maybe a handful of encounters where colors didn't match.Regardless, the red looked perfect on here. Even better than I was willing to settle for. It came and I was a little shocked at first. I just stood and stared at it. It seriously made me immediately think of christmas wrapping paper. A deep maroon with a deep shine. Like velvet. I think I could have done it if the shine aspect wasn't in it.I've gone through three colors on here. My best advice even though I didn't want to, was buy the sample cards on anything you want to try. Bring them out into the sun if they are going to be put in or outside of your car. When you see the difference from online and in person you'll thank yourself for not wasting time ordering something and thinking you're going to start your project. Yeah it's a couple bucks and I do NOT like "wasting" money but after ordering three colors and having to send back, I'd slap myself in the head when I started looking for the vinyl. Don't pass up the opportunity. For those that don't have the options, scour the reviews for comparisons of what the reviewer said the color looked like. Check out the pictures too. See if they offer free returns and if no pictures or free returns, gotta make the hard decision.The product itself is great. I've never had a hard time with 3m 1080 or 2080. 1080 is more forgiving because it's thinner but if you stretch it too much it tears or makes stretch lines. 2080 needs more manipulation but it is not difficult and you can stretch it out a bit more to save any mistakes or difficult spots. Either one you're good and it takes practice. I can't tell you how much I've gone through. Yeah I'm a perfectionist but also noob. If you can take the trim off your car, do it! If not, damn it's a mother. You can't get around corners and "lock" it in as much or stretch it to lay smooth and grap the edges. Sometimes you can get away with it and others you can't. BE PATIENT with yourself and when you start telling yourself you suck, just remember everything new takes time to learn. And sometimes, even the professionals will tell you, I wouldn't do that either. (I have a guy who PPF'd my truck and he laughed (politely) and gave me kudos for still going at it. Hey, it's turned into a hobby and some stuff has actually worked!Sorry for the rant. Just check the colors and if you're not winning, sometimes the wrap professionals are the best source. Make a visit and they'll be happy to show you the insane amount of colors. If you get a bad vibe, go somewhere else.Good luck and happy wrapping!

Used to cover some scratches and blemishes on my race r1 after a couple of crashes, hold up to 180mph+ and even held up to crashing only ripping in the areas that made contact.

Absolutely rubbish