3M CA-1170 DI-NOC GLOSS BLACK CARBON FIBER 2ft x 1 ft (2 sq/ft) Flex Vinyl Wrap Film

You just can't ask for a better 3D/4D Carbon Fiber vinyl! Add to that the fact it's 3M, and I don't think it can get better! I've tried them all, and the DI-NOC gets a 10 out of 10 in every category! From the look, texture, feel, ease of applying, longevity, and cleaning, hands down, it's the best! I use it on everything from custom speaker boxes, gauge panels, vinyl wrapping on drones, automotive mirrors and interior parts, cell phone cases, you name it. My kids friends are always having me wrap something in the CF Vinyl, as it just looks incredible. Most people aren't even aware that's it's not real CF (or at least they always ask). I've used both the White and black, and have ordered it 4-5 times now and keep getting bigger rolls. Highly recommended!Here's a couple work in progress pics of different projects using this exact DINOC CF vinyl.

Great product. If you really like the look of carbon fiber this is probably the closest look you will get. It doesn't have the "depth" of real carbon fiber and resin, but still looks great. I would recommend this product in modesty as it can be a bit much on the eyes to use on ALL of your interior pieces. It is great to work with, very forgiving and with a little heat can be easily contoured. Take your time with this stuff and you MUST use the primer for more aggressive corners / shapes.

This is a great product. It's thicker than the 3M 1080 vinyl. This is my first time ever wrapping something in vinyl, I was really surprised at how it forms to interior trim. I used a heat gun to form the material around edges and found that when it cools, it hardens in place. I used denatured alcohol for cleaning and a PVC primer on the edges, it has most of the same ingredients as the 3M primer but also has acetone so if you ever plan on removing the vinyl make sure you don't get it on the good surface, just the the back side. I recommend using the 3M primer because it's formulated for their specific adhesive. I also warmed the vinyl up after unrolling it, this makes it easier to handle. Prep is a must with any vinyl. Make sure your parts a super clean and the area you're working in is grease and oil free.

I bought the 4x5 ' for 119 for my roof on my Honda I did it alone and there Inlies my first fault . I had a hard time doing this alone for sure and I've never installed wrap before sooooo But my character flaw is watching people do it so simply on TikTok and thinking I could as well First off is this 3m or vivid lol Labels on wrap have both names Felt kinda cheap but looked amazing I could feel the weave of carbon but no gloss on top Looks good still . It was very very stiff and did not want to work with. I also took the easy route and sprayed soap water all over the roof first If I hadn't I feel like once it stuck it would never have let go again It cracked twice which ruined it unfortunately and I had 0 extra sooo bummer If I had another person and maybe I was supposed to heat it a little before playing it I could t glass it out since it was too stiff Then the corners were starting to like bunch up towards the end and it progressively started to come out like poop . Wouldn't be surprised to see this quality on someone's in public tho I'm just too anal for that anyway that was my experience I'll rate 5 stars since I'm not smart enough to know if this was good quality or not

I can not say enough good stuff about this wrap. I bought this 16 months ago and installed it in my Tahoe to cover up all the fake wood grain. I pulled each trim piece off, cleaned with alcohol and then applied the wrap all the way around the edges of each trim piece. I did use a heat gun for rounded corners and to shrink the material tight around each edge of the trim pieces. After 16 months of being installed in the vehicle, through a full summer and a full winter and I have had zero issues. If I ever have another project where I want to wrap something I will be using this material again.Oh, almost forgot, the pictures were taken a couple of days ago, not when I installed the wrap. So that pretty brand new looking material in the pictures is actually almost a year and a half old.

Considering gloss is the first word in the description I was very disappointed in the look of this vinyl. I didn't expect it to magically look like real CF but it looks like a sticker, very flat. Gonna have to find something else because this won't change the sea of dull black and grey in my car's interior. No shine at all. Fairly easy to work with though. Just time consuming.Edit: Auto Vinyl Solutions/Ikonwraps is who I purchased this from. These people are the problem. They only carry the ca 421 di noc, and ship this in place of the ca 1170 gloss di noc. I contacted them saying I thought the wrong version was shipped to me and they just told me I was confused. When I called the phone number on the tube I was told that they haven't carried the gloss version for a while. These people are shady online. They blamed the mistakes on Metro Restyling for putting up product pictures. ??? The guy I talked to on the phone was very honest and helpful. Maybe the gloss version is glossy. I'll have to order some to find out. I thought I already had. I'll update if the gloss is glossy. The 421 looks like and feels like a hologram card where the image shifts from different viewing perspectives.Update 2I decided to order the 1080 scotchprint instead. It's much easier to work with than the di noc but is also more delicate. If you want the glossy carbon fiber look get the scotchprint instead. Something else to consider is that the texture is much smoother on the scotchprint which will be much easier to clean. All those little grooves in the di noc pattern will collect dirt and oil. I don't see why anybody would use di noc in their car now that 3m has a better option. It looks better, is easier to work with and will clean much easier.