3M 680 Series Scotchlite Reflective Graphic Car Wrap Film in Lemon Yellow Reflective 81-12" x 6" - Gloss Finish Cast Vinyl Vehicle Sheet Roll for Calipers - 4 Sheet

Great product. Definitely will continue to purchase. Easy to apply. Great color choices and looks super nice on your breaks at night when the light hits it.

Material de buena calidad

Quality of the vinyl wrap is really good and easy to apply, as long as you have some type of knowledge. This is the regular blue color. The only one thing I’d have to say that I did not like was how it is packaged. It allows the vinyl to bend in ways you wouldn’t want it to. If they would just add a cardboard roll on the inside of it somewhat like toilet paper rolls are, it might help from being bent up in transport. Other than that, fast shipping and great quality vinyl.

Muy buen vinyl de muy buena calida

Don't buy unless you find a professional that is willing to undertake complex and precise wrapping with thick material. Product comes with no instructions for complexity of calipers (although there is some online for wrapping flat & easy parts).Unlike the listing photo, there is not enough to do the entire caliper. If you want to do four calipers, you'll only be able to do the outside facing part of the caliper. :<If you are going to wrap you calipers, I would suggest hiring a pro, and having him provide enough material to finish a complete job.I ended up buyinh caliper paint, and painting mine. :>

I expected alot more from 3M. The quality of vinyl was excellent. Awesome color, and fast shipping. BUT, the 4 piece set of vinyl caliper wraps will NOT wrap 4 calipers on most vehicles. I had to use 3 pieces to wrap one caliper, and I'm a professional wrap installer. Way too small for most calipers.Z

The media could not be loaded. The reflective ness is good. You just can’t overstretch the vinyl, that’s why some people are saying it’s not reflective cause that’s exactly what happens when you overstretch it. Adhesion is great, I think most ppls issue is not cleaning well enough before hand. Use wire brush with brake cleaner, then microfiber with rubbing alcohol on it. Wipe clean, and dry it with dry microfiber and some heat. It is a lil bit time consuming to put on, maybe an hour per caliper. And for cryin out loud sake use a heat gun. Watch some videos first on how to. I’d say as far as pressing it down goes, just do the best you can on corners. Some of mine overlap and I have some creases, oh well, looks fine at a standing distance, even a squatting distance. Any pest bubbles that don’t go away pop em with tip of razor and push / rub smooth. I expected these to look like crap and immediately rip them off, but I’m actually hoping they last for some years cause I wanna leave em on. You can see them great when you pull up, pull off , or just sitting there, as long as there’s a light source. Only thing that can make me think any less of these is if they don’t last. But yea, any one who does anything at all with their hands can put these on pretty easy.