12" X 78" Carbon Fiber Decal 3D Wrap Vinyl Film Sheet Air-Release Adhesive Roll for Auto Car Truck Art Deo (BBlack)

I used this wrap to re-finish a Yakima roof rack fairing that has been out in the elements for 14 years. It sealed perfectly with no bubbles and is holding up really well in the elements after 2 months, including a ton of rain, light snow, and ice after the rain has frozen over night.I also wrapped a pen with it for giggles and that worked well, too.***UPDATE: 4/25/2016 - After a year and a half the Yakima fairing that I wrapped still looks clean and new. The vinyl does not fade, discolor, or lose its seal, even around the edges on the back side where it is tucked under and wrapped around. I'm considering doing the hood of my car with this, as well. I'll post another update if I do.

I used this vinyl to cover some of the plastic trim on the interior of my car (near the rocker panel where shoe scuffs are a battle). The carbon weave looks phenomenal and the product felt durable. I just bought the 30“ x 60“ Moyishi carbon vinyl to cover the back of my car seats...at least until a real carbon seat back is available for my Tesla Model 3. I have a feeling that most people who write a negative review regarding the product are not using a heat gun or haven’t installed vinyl before.

I bought this for a very unusual and probably not intended use, I use my PC in my man cave gaming room, I have looked for many lap stands for keyboard and mouse, previously I was using lap lapworks keyboards & mouse board, it was plastic and it folds, we'll it broke, so now I have a piece of wood measured 24×18 inches that I want to use as my lap stand, it's large enough to carry my full size Razer black widow keyboard and Razer mamba mouse, pluses hold my phone, coffee cup and vape mod, I know am lazy, but I needed something to make this piece of wood look better and a bit stylish, applying the wrap was a bit tricky since it's too soft, if you are used to 3M wraps you know what I mean, the thickness is to small, the finish doesn't feel like carbon fiber although it looks like it, it does need a little bit of time and effort to get it on perfectly, but I wasn't looking for that neither, I would cover this with my inked gaming custom keyboard & mouse Matt, but this was a good purchase and it was good for what I actually got it for, looks really good too, let's see how long it would hold up I might update later on, the left peices will go into my cars interior panels just to test and see how it looks and fits, will probably update this review

Love it. Great for the price. I wrapped my Tesla interior with it and it came out really nice. It’s not too thick which makes it easy to work with. The adhesive is strong enough. There were times I peeled it off and restick it and it worked. Just make sure you clean the surface with alcohol before sticking it. I love it!

I've worked with different wraps over the years, mostly with covering R/C planes. So I figured this has to be pretty much the same process. I wanted to cover the radio faceplate in my GT/CS. For some reason Ford covers the upper I/P in carbon fiber but leaves the lower that crappy silver. Anyway, I got this, broke out my xacto, heat gun and hot gloves. The covering went on pretty much as expected and looked really good! THAT DIDN'T LAST! Anywhere that there was a compound curve this stuff let go. I completely removed all my hard work and recovered the piece allowing a little extra in those areas. YOU GUESSED IT! It let go AGAIN. For all of you that have had good results, I'd like to know if it was on flat surfaces or inside curves because it didn't work for me. I'm going to do what I should have done in the first place. Buy 3M and start over. I don't know if theirs is any better but it can't be any worse than this GARBAGE.UPDATE. I just had to come back to update this review. After spending an hour covering a console with this JUNK,I hesitantly installed it. Thank goodness it was my own car and not someone elses. I had to have emergency surgery and my car was parked for 2 weeks until I could drive it again. I opened the door to get in and immediately noticed that the covering had turned loose, wrinkled up and DIED. After 2 hours and a pint of paint thinner I was able to get all the adhesive off the piece. I decided to give up on this stuff and just painted the console piece with black gloss for plastics. It looks great now!

Came in nicely packaged. After prepping surface, trimmed to fit area that I was covering. It seemed to stick well to completely smooth surfaces. I used a heat gun as instructed. The areas which have a little rougher surface was a challenge. Eventually it did stay but now a few weeks later it's peeling up in some areas. My suggestion would be next time to remove the peice you're covering and fold the edges under so they don't lift. I have used the 3M stuff and didn't have this problem. For the price, I guess I was ok for very smooth surfaces.

I used this product to cover a faded paint spot on the top of my Honda Civic. It matches the gray of my paint very well. I cut a 6 inch strip and ran it across the top of my roof (just above my back window). My only complaint was that I expected the factory edge to be straight and it was not. So, I would suggest that you use a ruler or yard stick to measure and cut any straight edges. Otherwise, it looks excellent.

This was my first vinyl job ever and this stuff was absolutely forgiving if you have a little sense and watch a few vids you will do very good it heats up and stays hot for about 15 seconds plenty of time to do what you need. I would and probably will buy this again in the near future. Oh and it's not a flat sticker it's actually got texture and shines and sparkles in the light out of 5 I give this a 7