VINYL FROG Chameleon Vinyl Wrap Matte Metallic Vehicle Film Purple to Blue Stretchable Air Release DIY Decals 12"x60"

Great material looks amazing, durable, easy to apply . Works great with heat. Would buy again.

I am new to using vinyl wrap and I bought this for a special project. I wanted to wrap my son's 20 inch tire mountain bike. The product is very forgiving and as long as you properly clean prior no issues with bubbles or foreign items under the wrap. A heat gun, patience and good music is a must for learning how to vinyl wrap. I will say if you are a perfectionist like I am take a chill pill because a little flaw you can see up close is not noticeable or a big deal but can be fixed if you catch it early on. But may not be necessary. Ill have to come back to post some photos But I am very satisfied with the way it turned out. Plus it held up on the trail, riding in mud and clay, cleaned up nicely. I will probably being doing another bike in the near future and will be vinyl wrapping it with product made from Vinyl Frog. I did not see any instructions and I bought a vinyl wrap installation kit separately.

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VINYL FROG Chameleon Vinyl Wrap color purple is such a pretty color shift to blue depending on the angle and lighting. I actually use this to cover globe Christmas ornaments for my tree. The ornaments I had were green and red glass, I needed a different cool color to add to my new decor. It was very easy to use, but I did have to get a heat gun to stretch and soften up the material to hold on to the globe ornaments.It did leave a cool shrink crinkle look which I loved. It would have been too hard getting this to apply smooth on the globe shoe without cutting to fit. I actually decided to cover all of the old ornaments and ordered a second roll. Both rolls of the VINYL FROG Chameleon Vinyl Wrap was enough to cover all of the ornaments, this is great to cover anything.I would consider ordering this again for another project if needed. If you are considering getting this USE A HEAT GUN.

I have a vinyl express machine and at 100g of knife pressure it almost cut through the vinyl, but at 110g of pressure (the next setting) it cuts through vinyl and paper. I was able to make stickers but it's very difficult.

I've tried wrapping with Vvivid brand before and it was miserable. This stuff is way better quality and was easier to work with. It shrinks good and looks great when applied properly

Very thin and cheap wrap. I have wrapped a spyder and a snowmobile, which are very durable and beautiful. The frog vinyl is what I bought to wrap my golf cart. Not durable enough. I put it on last march, and only used the golf cart over the winter in arizona. It was under cover in the summer. It tears easily, slightest bump will tear it. Don't waste the money on this.

The media could not be loaded. I used this to make a gray 20" Priority Start bicycle "new" for kid #2 who keeps getting hand-me-down bikes. Take a look at the results!The material was surprisingly forgiving. I could pull up a misplaced piece and re-apply it as long as I was gentle. There are actually a lot of seams and weird bits around the joints but you can't tell unless you're pretty close. I think the matte+metallic texture is helping a lot with that. Plus the vinyl isn't directional, so I could apply it at any angle and it still looked uniform in the end.An exacto knife is very helpful for trimming edges. If you heat it up with a hair dryer, it becomes stretchy, which is helpful for applying it over curves, but once it cools from that it's kind of crispy and you can't un-stretch it, so if you mess a heated piece up you may need to start it over. The front fork actually has a lot of wrinkles at the curves, I would try using smaller pieces there if I were to do this again.I ordered 5 square feet (1ft x5ft), I had to do a couple of pieces twice, and I still had about 1 square foot plus some pieces left over at the end. I would probably order a larger piece to do an adult bicycle unless it was a small frame and I was very confident in my skills.