VViViD+ Ultra Gloss Neptune Pearl Blue 3ft x 5ft Vinyl Car Wrap Premium Paint Replacement Film Roll with Nano Air Release, Stretchable Cap Liner, Self Adhesive, Indoor Outdoor

VViViD Vinyls’ revolutionary Ultra Gloss films lend your car an almost mirror-like Gloss finish that, until now, has only been attainable by having your vehicles panels stripped and re-painted at great expense. For a fraction of the time and cost, Ultra Gloss will make your vehicle look like it just rolled off the assembly line! In our constant efforts to refine our films, VViViD’s engineers have created new technologies specifically for the Ultra Gloss range. These include our Stretchable Protective Cap, which you can leave on the film until installation is fully complete, thereby protecting your vinyl from scratches and abrasions throughout the process. In addition, VViViD’s Ultra Gloss Nano air-release pattern ensures the most refined gloss finish available with today’s vinyl wrapping technology. Conventional vinyl wraps can look good when properly installed, but if you want to turn heads, VViViD’s Ultra Gloss line takes it to the next level. Installation tips: 1. Due to the dramatic increase in finish clarity, any imperfections in the surface to which Ultra Gloss is being applied will show through exponentially. Therefor it is recommended to take extra care to thoroughly clean and prepare the surfaces beforehand. Although not necessary for the integrity of the wrap, using clay bars would be a great precaution for added surface clarity. 2. The nano Air-release is there to enhance the finish of the product, however it may be harder to remove trapped air on large surfaces. Therefore, it is best to apply the film gradually, whilst holding excess material off the surface. 3. Please note that the cap reduces the pliability of the film by about 15%. For precision cutting, seams and joints, make sure you remove the cap in those areas. 4. Please take care to properly align the film when applying to the surface, in order to minimize the need for repeated repositioning the film, which sometimes results in glue lines