Lypumso 6D Carbon Fibre Vinyl Wrap, Self Adhesive Film, Waterproof Wrap Roll Without Bubble, Adapted to The Appearance and The Interior of Motorcycles, Computers, Cars (6D Black, 30cm x 150cm)

I bought this to replace the previous wrap on my car steering wheel as it was looking a little old. This arrived very quickly and there is lots of it, so will be able to wrap other things in the future. I started off by cutting a section from the roll large enough for what I needed and then laid it flat with some mugs holding down the corners and left it overnight. I was left with a flat sheet of the carbon material. It was super easy to use - I just placed my piece of trim on to the carbon fibre wrap and it stuck on with ease - the glue is very sticky. I then cut small incisions into the wrap so I could wrap around the fiddly bits. Then make sure there is no air bubbles and finish off by giving it a blast with a hair drier to make the adhesive bond to the trim and wrap it better. Very easy to use, and this is quite a large roll for such a cheap price.

Good quality, quite thick, maybe not the most adhesive, but looks great when applied.

This carbon effect wrap is really nice and looks great. It is not thin and flimsy but can be heated with a hair dryer to stretch it around shapes. I used it to cover a wooden box and it really looks smart. The self adhesive film is sticky enough not to have any issues when using the wrap. With these wraps just make sure everything is clean and smooth and no dust and it sticks on nice and flat. It can show any imperfections quite easily like all these wraps do. Did not get any air bubble issues but I have used these wraps before so have a little experience with it.

Really like this wrap. It takes a little practice but once you get used to how it works, it's great. I find this vinyl works much better with plenty heat compared to other vinyls I've used when wrapping furniture etc. I'm using it to wrap the inside of my BMW. Absolutely love the look it gives. Makes the car feel much more modern. It's fiddly, but if you're like me, and enjoy a project then it's worth every penny!

Love the look of this product when installed, it's got a lovely carbon fibre pattern and to the untrained eye could pass as legitimate BUT it is not pleasant to work with, the adhesion is lacklustre and within minutes of my car being in the sun on a hot day it had started to peel and lift. I ordered a second roll in case I was just unlucky and got a duff roll first time around but second roll was the same. I think the focus has been on making it look good rather than adhere correctly. For context I used Gtechniq panel wipe and dried off with a separate cloth then warmed the surface up and the film with a heat gun before applying. Perhaps my lack of experience with wrapping is the issue

Purchased 2 rolls of this wrap as I thought it was a quality product, but I was wrong. I followed the installation instructions to keep the wrap dry and out of direct sunlight for 48 hours, in fact I left the car in my garage for 4 days to be sure. But when we had a spot of rain when I left the car out side almost a week later, well the photos and video shows the issues. Parts of this "waterproof" as advertised wrap looks like it is still wet when in fact it is actually dry. It looks like water has penatrated the wrap somehow and has now left a less than desirable effect. I have vinyl wrapped may vehicles in the past and have never encountered this issue. A lot of time and effort, not to mention money gone to waste and has left me very angry knowing that I'm going to have to take this rubbish off, purchase another wrap elsewhere and do all of the work again. If you want a good quality waterproof wrap that is for external use, then stay away from this product and purchase from elsewhere.

I’m very particular when it comes to my motor and the standard Aluminium trim in the Audi S range always starts to corrode, I looked into the real stuff however Audi would like over £1,000 for the 7 pieces of interior trim. I opted for the third best thing (given carbon skinning is still quite costly) and had a look for a wrap to hide the unsightly scratches and corrosion in the trim. This product is very reasonably priced and as such I ordered 2 rolls (knowing I’d make a few errors as I’ve not wrapped anything for around 7 years now and that if it didn’t look right, it not much lost. Carbon style wraps are always more difficult to install due to having to be thicker the more realistic they look however plenty of prep, heat and patience will get you the look you want on the corners. In the shade, it’s quite clearly a wrap, however under sunlight, and certain interior lighting at night, it’s quite convincing and looks very well. As such it’s very good value for money to say it’s not a named brand, the adhesion is good but only time will tell how good, and as previously stated, carbon style is always more difficult to work with compared to a standard gloss black however I would still highly recommend this product for an interior trim make over

Wow. Some length of it. Last me for years. Sticky. Cut out lots shapes for projects. Great looking protection on bikes. Covers up scratches but looks awesome. Covered my silencer outer cover with it so pretty heatproof too. See photo.

Crap the cheapest stuff on line wont stick to the backing cover wont stick to what ever you put it on peals right off

I have never used any type of wrap before so I wanted to use it on something besides the interior of my car first. I have a white can opener. My kitchen has a lot of red in it so I decided to try it on the can opener first. The can opener has several curves and places I would have to form it to. I used a blow dryer to heat it up to curve around places. The blow dryer worked wonderfully and it heated extremely fast which made it easy to work with. I shaped it and heated and shaped and heated some more and shaped some more. It was pretty easy to do. You will need some patience to do it slow and easy. I learned that I would mess it up if I tried to go to fast. Slow along with the hair dryer is the key to doing it. I feel confident enough to do some interior parts in my car. It sticks very well but you can pull it up easily if it’s not stuck just right and realign it. And it will stick back down really well and with a little heat over the whole thing when I finished, it’s not coming off. The heat makes it able to have some stretch but don’t stretch too much or you can break it plus your lines won’t look right. It seems like it’s going to hold up very well. And it’s not paper thin. It has a good thickness to it and you don’t have to worry about it coming up or pealing off. I tried and I could not tear it with my hands. I’m very pleased with it and can’t wait to get inside my car with it. I got the red and it’s a nice bright color. I half wish I had got the matte instead of shiny but it still looks good. And it’s not extremely shiny. It’s more of a dull shine which I do like. To much shine would make it look cheap. If you’re looking for this type of product I would recommend it and I would purchase it again if I needed more. I love that they have so many colors to choose from. After I do my car I will update.

The vinyl wrap isnt the best but for the price its great. My downsides is the wrap isnt as thick as others out there. Texture and color are great however. I purchased the Orange carbon fiber one. Pleased with the results overall. Air bubbles take a little bit longher to remove but worth the time.

Nice and thick and easy to work with

I just recently bought a 2025 Kona and wanted to protect the enamel on the buttons so that they would not rub off (like they did on my previous vehicle) and to wrap some other trim. It’s easy to work with and gave my car a cool custom look while also in my opinion not being obnoxious.