3M 2080 S12 Satin Black 5ft x 8ft (40 sq/ft) Car Wrap Vinyl Film

This vinyl wrap was the perfect finish to my bmw! It was easy to apply and the quality was great! Definitely was worth the money!

LOVE 3m! do not try and use that chinese junk.Spend the extra money and avoid the headache of the cheap stuff.I also ways use 3M. Easy to apply and remove.I've used this inside the car and outside the car with no issues.

I bought a few rolls of this and some narrower film to stripe a Corvette. Bought a kit from Amazon with some tools and spray too. It looks great. Saved a ton of money over a professional install. Saved a lot over a precut kit. Satin black on a black car looks amazing. Gets compliments all the time. This is a professional quality product.

Behold, the magical journey I embarked upon with the 3M 2080 Satin Black Car Wrap – it's like my car went from zero to unicorn in a mere 5 square feet! This car wrap is like the wizard's cloak of the automotive world, turning heads and dropping jaws with its satin black allure.Let's talk about the "Satin Black" color – it's like the secret formula for automotive mystique. Move over, mundane car colors, this wrap is like the chameleon of the road, shifting from matte to glossy depending on the light, giving my car the power to summon double-takes at will.And the "5ft x 1ft (5 sq/ft)" dimensions? Oh, it's like a small treasure chest of transformation. This wrap is like the fairy godmother's touch, sprinkling enchantment on just the right parts of my car, making it look like it's on the brink of becoming a superhero's secret identity.But the real magic? The installation process! It's like a DIY adventure worthy of a quest. This wrap is like the puzzle that transforms into a masterpiece with each careful application, turning my garage into a wizard's workshop and making me feel like the Car Wrap Sorcerer of the neighborhood.In conclusion, the 3M 2080 Satin Black Car Wrap isn't just a wrap; it's a portal to a world of automotive enchantment. If you're ready to unleash your inner car wizard and turn your ride into a stealthy unicorn, this wrap is your ticket to a journey of epic proportions. Just be prepared for fellow drivers to do double-takes and kids to point in awe – your car is about to become the stuff of automotive legends! 🚗🌟🦄✨

Easy to apply. I received the correct size that I ordered. This looks good I’m very happy with it however it scratches super super easy.

I consider myself handy, but I have never worked with an automotive wrap until this one. I bought 3M based on reviews that they are easier to work with and more forgiving. I have always had good experiences with 3M products so I went with it.The B-pillars on my car were pretty damaged from the Sun and they have been eye sores. Satin black is perfect. It's not too shiny and I think matt would've been too dull. I am happy with my choice to go with satin black.I first wet sanded the b-pillars with 1000 grit sandpaper to get some of the Sun damage smoothed out. This didn't take too long (and I also covered the rubber pieces with blue painter's tape to protect them from the sandpaper.) Then I gave them a quick wash, and wiped them with alcohol.Applying the wrap was super easy, largely in part because the b-pillars are mostly flat. The bubbles were easy to remove (one of the talked about features of 3M wrap). I also used the heat gun to "shrink" them.All in all, I am very happy with the results. The whole job took about 2 hours, including sanding, washing, and applying the wrap.

When we rec'd the roll it was so wrinkled and damaged it was beyond use. We tried to take out time with it and get it off the roll then it all stuck to itself to make matters even worse. Had the roll not been damaged when we got it and we'd have had maybe two more people to try ad get it off the roll so it didn't stick to itself, it would have been a lot better. Quality of the paper is ok and PLENTY of adhesion for sure. I can't even begin to imagine how tough it would be to wrap a car with this stuff? If you've ever duct tape stick to itself, this film is the same way. Hard to believe the QA department in shipping even sent his roll out like it was. Creases, wrinkles and you name it. It looked a lot like a forklift ran over it.

It's great, adheres well, is workable, and the color is nice. From an objective standpoint, it does looks just like electrical tape.