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VViViD+ Satin Black Car Vinyl Wrap (3ft x 5ft) + Best Damn Knife with 10 Replacement Blades Bundle - M0

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Management number 213141188 Release Date 2026/04/12 List Price US$13.93 Model Number 213141188
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  • Specially crafted for DIY enthusiasts, this premium automotive vinyl from VViViD Vinyls is designed for long-term fleet and motorsport marketing applications. Offering a lightweight and cost-effective alternative to traditional paint, this durable film opens up new possibilities for creative customization.
  • Experience a super-fast and bubble-free application with our self-adhesive vinyl featuring an air-release membrane. No need for additional liquids – it's ready to use straight out of the box, ensuring a hassle-free and smooth application process.
  • Our vinyl comes equipped with cutting-edge Self-Healing technology, making scratches disappear over time. Additionally, it boasts resistance to abrasions, ensuring durability against wear and tear. The material is also water and chemical-proof, providing comprehensive protection for your surfaces.
  • The Best Damn Knife is expertly designed to be held like a pencil, offering you precise and effortless cuts. This design ensures you can make your cuts with precision and control without risking damage to the underlying paintwork when working on vinyl wraps.
Color Black
Brand Name VViViD
Material Type Vinyl
Compatible with Vehicle Type Car

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