VViViD XPO Gunmetal Grey Brushed Metallic Steel 5ft Vinyl Wrap Roll with Air Release Technology (5ft x 1ft)

Super durable & great value for money !No bubble application, easy to install solo, very adhesive & the color/texture matched the listing perfectly. — Used this on my refrigerator & it has withstood 6 months in a busy household!

The VViViD XPO Gunmetal Grey Brushed Metallic Steel wrap is impressive. It’s made of very high-quality material, resistant to tears, and looks amazing when applied to interiors. VViViD is definitely a top player in the wrap industry, and this product lives up to their reputation. Highly recommend it for anyone wanting a durable, sleek finish!

Looks and works great but it can be difficult to use, used this stuff for my dash because the official kit for my car is 150$. I’m very happy with my choice, this vinyl looks good and even has a slight texture. Though when cutting around corners it can become.

Very nice product. There are two or three or more camps out there when it comes to vinyl. 3M is stickier and most stretchable. But it doesn't hold pattern well (at least ones I used). Vivid is not as sticky and definitely doesn't have same stretchiness. But when it comes to patterns - definitely vivid. Oracle is nice too but a lot easier to tear. When it comes to color this particular one changes color depending on angle and light conditions. It can look "dead" black under the sun or shiny silvery color. My main issue with vivid however is too many options that look the same but in reality are different generations and different materials. Like their chameleon purple to blue carbon fiber. I think they have three different ones but impossible to tell by name or by looking at it since they all use the same picture. In reality very different. Actually I specifically ordered the same one twice and got different vinyl - I think they themselves get confused

Oddly, as dark as this material appears, it can be equally bright in certain light. I'd call this a 60% black. But like all patterned wraps, it can show warp very easily when overheated and stretched too far. Be careful. I wouldn't expect great results if you're not at least somewhat experienced.

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So far, I’ve only put this wrap on a fading computer keyboard but it turned out nicely. If nobody told me this was vinyl I’d be pretty convinced that it was brushed metal just by looking at it. It definitely has a textured feel to it, but it obviously feels like vinyl. Not a big deal, though, because I’m too busy typing to notice.The adhesive is strong and the vinyl stretches with heat just like it is supposed to.So far I haven’t noticed any issues with adhesion or apparent wear. Happy with it!

The grain is width not length. The opposite of what it shows in the pictures.