| Manufacturer | 3M |
|---|---|
| Brand | 3M |
| Model | FBA_1080-CFS12 |
| Item Weight | 5.4 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 3 x 5 x 0.01 inches |
| Item model number | CF12 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FBA_1080-CFS12 |
| Special Features | Announcement: 3M 1080 is transitioning to 3M 2080. Some sizes/colors will transition to 3M 2080. If a customer receives a film with 2080 backing paper, it is the most recent version of this product and the 1080 version has been discontinued. The material is the same with better engineering and quality. 3M 2080 Material is made with the same colors as 3M 1080. For more details, please visit the official 3M website. |
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This Item  3M 1080 CF12 / CFS12 Black Carbon Fiber 60"x12" Vinyl Flex Wrap |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -10% $22.51 List: $24.99 | $31.73 | $51.40 | $7.99 | $50.93 | $25.00 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | — | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 |
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| Sold By | VViViD Vinyl | Rvinyl | Rvinyl | LZLRUN(Fang fei) | VViViD Vinyl | VViViD Vinyl |
| material | Vinyl | Vinyl | Vinyl | Vinyl | Vinyl | Vinyl |
| compatible vehicles | Car | Car, Van, Motorcycle, Bus | Car | Car, Motorcycle, Bike, Truck, SUV | Car, Truck, SUV | Car |
| size | 60in x 12in (152cm x 30cm) | — | 60in x 24in (152cm x 61cm) | 1ft x 5ft | 60in x 24in (152cm x 61cm) | 4ft x 1ft (4 sq/ft) |
| exterior finish | Textured | Chrome | Textured | Carbon Fiber | Textured | Carbon Fiber |
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Pretty good, but I would try a clear coated Carbon Vinyl first for polishing out scratches (making it look nicer for longer)
This is a very easy to work with, convincing dry carbon fiber vinyl wrap. I applied it to my Polished Mahogany trim, to give my car a more youthful appearance.The dry carbon looks sharp. Some of the weave is reflective, some of the weave is dry and matte. So it looks spectacular in low light conditions at night. But having worked with the product and applied it myself here are my thoughts (mind you, I am an amateur, first time ever working on my car's interrior, let alone vinyl):Pros:1. Easy to work with, heats up fast with the heat gun. It doesn't take much handling to make it sit right on the trim.2. Lasts a while. I have this installed for more than 4 months now, and no sign of it peeling.3. Easy to remove. I removed some of the vinyl after a week to see if it would leave residue and it does not. So it shouldn't leave any stickiness on your dash which is a massive plus.4. Looks awesome, and protects your interior from damage.Cons:1. Scratches pretty easy. And the scratches are pretty noticeable. I even manages to scratch it during installation. I think a pro woud have done a cleaner job than me. But I was doing my best and this is a reality. Throwing your kets or your phone on the center console will eventually cause notcieable scratches on the vinyl.This is why I am thinking of maybe getting a clear-coated, high-gloss carbon vinyl. That way you could polish out light scratches to make the vinyl look new. With this 1080 dry carbon, you can't. And if you do try to polish it or wax it, you will get white residue stuck in all the weaves. Don't try it.2. Not enough material. I had to order two rolls to finish my car. And my car is a coupe, so not much wood to cover. I can see the need for 3 in a 4 door sedan.Note:When installing the vinyl, pay attention to the direction of the lines (weave) because once you are done, you may notice that they are all going in different directions. Matching or alternating the direction of the weave will give your car a super clean, professional look.I didn't think of that until the job was done.PICTURES SHOW YOU BEFORE AND AFTER
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020
Great quality, scratch resistant, easy installation and durable...
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020
Installed this about 9 months ago in 13' 328i and it has not budged. Covering up wood trim that I wasn't too fond of. Installation was easy and it holds up great for reheating, removing, and placement while performing the install. Sticks great around corners and sharp edges without glue or additional adhesives. Just clean your surfaces well. Great scratch resistance, none that I haven't been able to buff away as of yet. It has an exposed carbon weave where you can feel the texture, which is actually pretty cool. Holding form great; I've pulled off the pieces to do other installs like stereo, wiring, etc. and it shows no signs of coming undone underneath. I would definitely recommend for those who don't want to spend $500 for an overlay on their daily driver. If done right, this looks just as good. Went on and did my steering wheel trim as well. Photos added...
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2018
All in, removing trim and wrapping and re-installing took about an hour. MUCH faster than I expected.
a 5x1 foot roll was JUST enough to cover everything, but I'll get 2 rolls next time so I have more to work with.
I used a dual temp heat gun on the low setting.
Ironically, the hardest piece was the smallest one -- the bigger pieces were much easier. The vinyl is VERY easy to work with, and is very forgiving. I thought it would be so sticky that one touch and you're screwed if it's off... not at all the case.
I cut the piece of vinyl, then laid it on a towel sticky side up.
I washed the interior trim surface with 91% isopropyl alcohol and dried with a microfiber rag.
I stuck each piece in the middle of the vinyl and then gently pushed it in place, peeling off and re-applying many times to get it laid smoothly. For the curved bits and edges, a 2 second blast of heat and a solid pull was all that was needed to get it wrapped nicely.
Holy heck this works great on my BMW dash and other interior trim
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2018
I used this on the interior trim of my 2015 BMW F32 (428xi Coupe), which was a burled walnut (blech). I did the dash trim piece, the door pulls, and the center console piece.Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2018
All in, removing trim and wrapping and re-installing took about an hour. MUCH faster than I expected.
a 5x1 foot roll was JUST enough to cover everything, but I'll get 2 rolls next time so I have more to work with.
I used a dual temp heat gun on the low setting.
Ironically, the hardest piece was the smallest one -- the bigger pieces were much easier. The vinyl is VERY easy to work with, and is very forgiving. I thought it would be so sticky that one touch and you're screwed if it's off... not at all the case.
I cut the piece of vinyl, then laid it on a towel sticky side up.
I washed the interior trim surface with 91% isopropyl alcohol and dried with a microfiber rag.
I stuck each piece in the middle of the vinyl and then gently pushed it in place, peeling off and re-applying many times to get it laid smoothly. For the curved bits and edges, a 2 second blast of heat and a solid pull was all that was needed to get it wrapped nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2015
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2018
