Long story short, wrapped my '72 Vette with 3M a few years back. The original paint was pretty bad, so don't hate me for wrapping a classic. The 3M bubbled up like chicken pox in the sun. I would pop a bubble, then 80 came in its place. I know the surface is a mess, so can't lay total blame on 3M for that.

This VVIVID wrap seems to be much better. Goes on easy. It's been in the sun and no signs of bubbling. Crossing my fingers.

My 5 stars are for the extra clear layer they have on top. This helps during install so you don't scratch and swirl the wrap while installing it. Genius! That was one big issue with the 3M is that I had to baby the wrap a lot to prevent micro swirls even with a fresh applicator. The VVIVID clear layer pops right off when you want it to and presents you with a perfect surface.

Only giving 4 stars. This was my first time using vivid wrap, I have always used 3m. Some of the wrap was damaged when a received it, only the outer one or two layers of the roll, but still frustrating. I ordered 3 rolls, two of the Miami teal, and one matte black to redo some of the matte black already on my car while replacing some with teal. I thought I was ordering the gloss teal, however I got the matte teal. I went back and looked and it says I ordered the matte, even though I remember clicking the gloss teal. Kind of bummed and not sure how that happened, but it is what it is. The Miami teal is much harder to work with than the matte black as it's thicker. It's also harder to work with than the 3m wraps because it's thicker and doesn't seem to stretch the same. All in all I don't regret my purchase, however I'll definitely be keeping these things in mind before ordering wraps again and choosing if I go with vivid or 3m. For the price, it isn't bad wrap though. Just keep in mind it is harder to work with than 3m wrap, and make sure you have a good heat gun to help with stretching and molding the wrap to the car without air pockets/bubbles. I will also say so far it has seemed to hold up well, however it hasn't even been a month yet either so time will tell. The matte black also has more of a gray appearance than the 3m matte black. So you can tell if you previously had 3m on your car and planned to use vivid to replace a few panels of the wrap. Also for note, the 3m wrap on my car lasted over 10 years with minimal issues (ex husband backed into a pole with my car and damaged the wrap in a few spots). So I have pretty high standards for wrap. Also don't forget to order the 3m vinyl wrap edge tape if you want the wrap to stay on and last without peeling off! I didn't see any for sale by vivid on here so I went with 3m again on that. Again, still not bad for the price even if it only ends up lasting a year or two. (Will update if I have issues with the wrap later). If you've never wrapped a car before, make sure you have the right tools too, it will make all the difference in how your wrap job turns out. I felt the need to write this review because my shop had only ever worked with 3m wrap, but since I'm currently home pregnant, I decided to look at other options to redo my car at home by myself. Also- heads up! Matte Miami teal, has sparkles in it. Which I think is odd since it's a matte wrap. Picture is of my car after wrapping the hood with matte Miami teal (yes it needs washed badly) the sparkles in the matte make it look funky and almost a different color.

ok for the price it wasn't bad - now just a few complaints- first had defects in the wrap like creases even with heat didn't come out and some i trimmed off - second was uneven - third was there was a lot of white at the edges - otherwise not bad just to do on an old car - it took two people to do

Did my bowtie emblem on my truck and I love it. Makes mine different. Easy to cut and put on. Plenty of product in case you don't get it on thr first try

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