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2D Glossy Carbon Fiber Meets Laser Rainbow
Passionate Red
The combination of red and 2D Carbon Fiber vinyl wrap offers a sleek and modern aesthetic, providing a unique and eye-catching finish to any surface.
The passionate red adds a pop of color and vibrancy, while the 2D Carbon Fiber texture adds depth and dimension for a sophisticated look. Together, they create a stylish and high-quality appearance that is sure to turn heads and make a statement.
Using in any Occasions
Car Wrap/Craft Wrap/DIY Wrap/Decorative Wrap/Window Tint
From bold reds to cool blues, from sleek blacks to radiant yellows, the possibilities are endless. Whether you want to express your individuality, upgrade your vehicle's look, or simply stand out from the crowd, our diverse range of colors has something for everyone.
1. Prepare the surface: Clean the car's exterior thoroughly to remove any dirt, grease, or wax. Make sure the surface is dry and smooth for optimum adhesion.
2. Measure and cut: Measure the dimensions of the area you want to wrap and cut the vinyl wrap accordingly, leaving extra material for trimming.
3. Apply heat: Warm the vinyl wrap with a heat gun or hairdryer to make it more pliable and easier to manipulate during installation.
4. Peel and stick: Slowly peel off the backing paper from the vinyl wrap, ensuring the adhesive side does not touch anything before applying it to the desired surface. Start from one end and gradually press the wrap onto the car's surface, using a squeegee to remove air bubbles and ensure a smooth application.
5. Trim excess: Once the vinyl wrap is in place, trim any excess material using a sharp utility knife or blade. Take extra care around edges, curves, and contours for a precise and professional finish.
6. Heat and stretch: Use heat again to apply gentle and even heat to the vinyl wrap's surface, helping it conform to the shape of the car and removing any remaining wrinkles or bubbles.
7. Final touches: Once the wrap is fully installed, use the heat gun to heat the entire surface and activate the adhesive for better bonding. Then, use a cloth or microfiber towel to give it a final smooth and clean finish.
shorti
August 31, 2025
The description and pics do it no Justice at all. This is a beautiful pattern, the vinyl is fairly thick yet still easy to work with. I put it on my emblems and window pillars on my Honda CR-V. I’ve gotten nothing but compliments about how good it looks especially when the sun shines on it. The only drawback that I can ding it for is the thickness making it harder to work with on tight spaces. I purchased the smallest roll thinking it wouldn’t be as pretty as it’s portrayed. I bought a larger roll to wrap more on my vehicle.
Laura Sue Goodwin
June 27, 2025
Some people have been trying repeatedly to break into my car since it is a Hyundai. As the window trim is $160 a piece and they broke it, I just stuck metal zip ties with the ends cut off on it with 3M double sided tape and carbon fiber wrapped over the window trim with a competitors cheaper wrap, it was a bit bumpier looking but ok/ kept the rain out. The wrap tore quite easily and melted with too much heat though. Well, they tried again and the wrap tore and they cut their hands on the metal zip ties and got blood all over the car door and wrap. On prime day I decided to give this a try and it is so much better! It does not tear, it does not melt with heat application I am going to buy more and apply it to the rest of the trim and my tail fin ASAP!
Kelly breeden
June 20, 2025
Great
Sasha
February 21, 2025
Pretty, shiny and easy to install! :)
Jimmy k
January 26, 2025
Looks good and it's easy to work with. I was actually comparing this wrap to another similar wrap in the photo. This one looks better FOR SURE! my only complaint so far is "why can't you produce/sell any bigger sizes? For a hood? Or trunk? That would be great! Good quality, no bubbles, looks great when done
Spetch
January 24, 2025
I wrapped a part inside my Corvette engine compartment that routinely reaches sustained temperatures of 150 deg F (as measured by my infrared thermometer). It's holding up perfectly.
Mike
January 20, 2025
Exactly as described!
Jon
December 14, 2024
It was for nothing serious I wanted to practice with it works well
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