VViViD+ Gloss Metallic Chameleon Blue to Purple Color-Shift (50ft x 5ft) with Air Release

The color is beautiful, and it was very easy to use. I used it to cover the top portion of my laptop and it came out nice.

Looks great. Comes with a plastic peel that's supposed to protect it until you're ready to use it, but it just makes the roll more awkward to cut in my opinion. Still, doesn't detract from the product itself. Looks great, sticks great, stays great. I don't use this stuff for cars, but under light it does look gorgeous.

This applied seamlessly to a live edge acacia wooden coffee table. The quality is top notch, no bubbles and adhesion was perfect! The color gives and then some and it’s really a durable surface covering. I love that I discovered this vinyl, it’s so multi functional! At $11 buck per side, you can’t beat the value for your money! I highly recommend this for the DYI’ers out there! I will say the color pops best on items that are in a well lit area, as it shows the full spectrum of colors!

Got this for a project, then changed plans. Recently decided to use it to put ghost flames on my dark teal blue car. I had to piece them a bit due to the size of area I wanted to cover. I was very happy with how easy it was to deal with. It was easy to reposition and work out the bubbles. I still have a couple of tiny bubbles due to my own impatience. I used a heat gun to try to activate the glue thoroughly. I just put them on, so no idea how they will last, but I really like how they turned out!

As you can see in the photo, I purchased this to cut a vinyl decal for my mobile tattoo studio. *I just cut and applied it yesterday so I can’t speak to the longevity yet, but the color shift is really great and exactly as pictured. It has just enough sparkle in it to flash but not enough to be gaudy and I like that it’s darker when out of the sunlight, making it easier to read at a distance. Because of the glossy texture I had some reservations about whether or not it would cut well on my Cricut, but I went for it and I’m glad I did because it cut perfectly and easily. It was about average to weed, not the easiest but not the worst I’ve dealt with either. Unfortunately, the transfer tape that I used was ridiculously sticky and made transferring tough. I was pleasantly surprised that throughout that process the vinyl didn’t tear at all and it was easily lifted off of the surface and placed again, while I got the alignment where I wanted it to be. It maintained a good stretch and applied easily despite the difficult time I had with the transfer tape. I’m sure if I had used tape with less grip, the process would have been simpler. All in all, I’m really happy with the quality and so far, after applying a medium amount of heat, the bond seems strong. *I’ll update this review as time goes on. I’m optimistic that this will last the 3-5 years that the manufacturer states, but time will tell.

I had a vision of making my decals for my SUV windows and how I wanted them to look. It took me a while to find the perfect vinyl, but this was it. It cut and transferred perfectly. One of the designs I did has some small lines and they don't want to stay down perfectly at the tips but I'm still completely happy with it. I've had me decals on for a few months now and they are still the exact same as when I put them on.

Update two years later. It looks horrible. It does spend time in the sun and the hood and trunk have awful burned black spots all over them. The whole reason I wrapped my car was because of the sun damage on the hood and now it looks like I'm going to have to replace it every year. I'm very disappointed with how poorly it has held up. I don't have the time or patience to ever wrap this car again. I've also had troubles with bubbles and seams pulling apart and more wrinkles. At this point I would not recommend it unless you are going to have your car in a covered space all the time. I also used a specific spray after washing that was supposed to help with UV protection and prolong the life of the vinyl. First, this wrap is gorgeous. I love the color so much. But after watching so many videos of people using this brand, I had higher expectations for doing it myself. Several days later I still have bubbles that keep coming back, lots of little wrinkles and creases that I could not work out, I had to do several more seams than I wanted to because I just could not get it to stretch and wrap well around curvy bumpers and complicated pieces. I thought the seams looked pretty good but once it was out in the heat of the sun some of the seams are starting to pull away and shrink more so I can see the original color of the car. That's what I'm the most concerned about. Shrinking away from precisely cut edges and carefully placed seems are looking bad now.

So this rapper looks really really good if you can get it done right. It takes a lot of patience and mapping out of how you're going to lay it to be able to get the wrinkles and creases out of it. If you have no prior experience to wrapping it is not as easy as you think. But if you do have patience for it and if it's done correctly this stuff looks great. Vivid is an awesome brand I use a lot of their tints and wraps

all good

Bought this to wrap a golf cart. I’ve painted several carts and this was much quicker and easier. The material was very easy to work as it stretches and can be repositioned several times without compromise. I’m delighted with the final result and have received several compliments from neighbours in our rv park. I purchased 15 feet of vinyl and used well under 10 feet of it.

Recieved the vinyl with deep scratches throughout the whole roll. Its not even usable

The color-shift is exactly as it looks on the website - I'm very satisfied. I bought this to make some custom decals for my car, and was using an exacto knife and self-healing cutting mat to cut out my shapes. It seems fairly easy to work with. I am a beginner and this was my first time using any kind of vinyl. So far, the griffin decal that I have placed on my car looks great and the application process was fairly easy.

As a Vinyl Virgin this was my first experience wrapping panels on my Ryker. With a little experimenting and checking out videos it was easy to use and seems durable, though time will tell. It was hard to stick on sharp corners edges but was very forgiving while I stuck and restuck it. I used a heat gun to take out imperfections, stretch and set the glue and it worked well. Used the 3M knifeless tape to do shapes and it worked well to set out the pattern…no cutting on the panels. Bought more vinyl while I figure out how much I want to wrap and to make sure the color shift was the same as adjacent panels. Love the colors. Just note that whatever imperfections are on the panel itself will be more noticeable once wrapped.