VViViD Camouflage Vinyl Wrap Roll (2ft x 5ft, Digital)

Had no problem installing

I know it’s not the fault of the vinyl and not the product but what a pain in the butt to install. I watched a couple it videos online and thought, that looked easy enough for someone who had never done it before... yeah right! I’m glad the roll was long and the price was cheap because it is impossible to heat and stretch and get it to still stick to the surface. I finally figured what the heck it’s camouflage for a utv not a painting for a museum, and cut it into overlapping strips where the curves were. Up close it looks not so good but from a few feet, okay. Oh well, love and learn and I dint invite if a precut kit would’ve been better but for the price, good enough for me!

Used this on a V.2 KLR650 to cover up scratched plastics and because the OEM lime/ sparkle green color is pretty hideous for an off road bike.This is the first vinyl wrap I've done, but I'm an experienced painter, etc so I'm not a klutz, a spaz or inept. Came out looking good but it takes a long time to get it applied, stretched around and over curves and with no bubbles or wrinkles.On the plus side it is a very thick material and I'm sure it'll prove very durable. On the down side, that thickness/ stiffness makes it hard to work with getting around and into folds, vent ports etc. Yes, I used a heat gun on low/ medium heat and that helps a lot. You also really need a second set of hands- one person to hold and aim the heat gun and the other to use both hands to pull, stretch and smooth it. I did it myself with the body panels on my bench and it was tough.The camo pattern looks great and authentic. Reminds me of the camo fatigues I bought from the surplus store as a kid (that was the early 80s so Vietnam era surplus).This breathed new life into my 11 year old KLR for not a lot of cash and a reasonable amount of effort.

Good vinyl! Extremely difficult to install on curved surfaces and not have air bubbles. Watch instructional videos before applying….

Really cool stuff. Only one minor detail, when they package it, they use one piece of tape at the center of the roll to keep it from unwinding, but, the vinyl tore a few inches where the tape was located. Luckily for me, I will be cutting my vinyl up into smaller pieces to use and can easily avoid the torn area. I haven't applied it yet, but most anything that happens from this point on, will be on me. The only thing that could possibly be in question, is the quality of the vinyl. I'm assuming it's quality is as good as the next. But I'm more concerned about my ability to apply it properly and not ruin it. What does this review tell you all?, (lol) not much. But if you are familiar with vinyl decal material, it's application and limitations, then this product should do just fine. I will add to the post after I have applied it (if I remember to), if I have any further information. The 4 stars, well, they could have packaged it just a bit better.

It barely covered a 4X4 section

This contact paper was exactly what we needed to cover the Bibles for our young men. They wanted something that was more masculine than the ordinary paper. This paper was very sturdy...we didn't use the adhesion for the entire book...just the areas we folded down to wrap around the book.