Lypumso® Glossy Yellow Forged Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrap

High Gloss Forged Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wrap

Durability and Protection

The vinyl material is resistant to UV rays, water, and other environmental factors, ensuring that the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of the wrap remain intact over time. Additionally, the wrap acts as a protective barrier against scratches, chips, and other forms of damage, preserving the surface of the underlying object.

High-End Appearance

Distinctive marbled pattern and textured finish of forged carbon fiber are meticulously recreated in the vinyl wrap, giving any surface a high-end, sophisticated appearance that is sure to turn heads.

Easy to use - Save your paint - No glue requried

• Size: 1ft x 10ft/ 1ft x 5ft/ 1ft x 20ft
• Color: Yellow
• Appearance: Forged carbon fiber Appearance
• Material: Cast Vinyl
• Temperature Resistance：-40°C — +200°C
• Service life: Outdoor 3-5 years, Indoor 5-7 years
• Removable & Repositionable
• Easy Installation
• No Paint Damage
• No Overlaminate
• Long Duration
• No glue requried
• Air-Release Technology & Bubble Free
• Resists minor scratches, Scuffs, Wear and Tear

Versatile Applications

Unique Aesthetic

The unique marbled pattern of forged carbon fiber is visually striking and adds a sense of depth and dimension to the surface it covers. This makes forged carbon vinyl wrap a popular choice for customization and personalization, as it can instantly enhance the look of vehicles, electronics, furniture, and other objects with a touch of elegance and style.

Available in Variety of Colors

Forged carbon vinyl wrap is available in a variety of colors, finishes, and textures, allowing for endless customization possibilities. Whether you prefer a glossy or matte finish, a bold or subtle color scheme, or a smooth or textured surface, there is a forged carbon vinyl wrap option to suit your preferences and complement your design aesthetic.

Installation Method of Car Vinyl Wrap:

1. Prepare the surface: Clean the car's exterior thoroughly to remove any dirt, grease, or wax. Make sure the surface is dry and smooth for optimum adhesion.

2. Measure and cut: Measure the dimensions of the area you want to wrap and cut the vinyl wrap accordingly, leaving extra material for trimming.

3. Apply heat: Warm the vinyl wrap with a heat gun or hairdryer to make it more pliable and easier to manipulate during installation.

4. Peel and stick: Slowly peel off the backing paper from the vinyl wrap, ensuring the adhesive side does not touch anything before applying it to the desired surface. Start from one end and gradually press the wrap onto the car's surface, using a squeegee to remove air bubbles and ensure a smooth application.

5. Trim excess: Once the vinyl wrap is in place, trim any excess material using a sharp utility knife or blade. Take extra care around edges, curves, and contours for a precise and professional finish.

6. Heat and stretch: Use heat again to apply gentle and even heat to the vinyl wrap's surface, helping it conform to the shape of the car and removing any remaining wrinkles or bubbles.

7. Final touches: Once the wrap is fully installed, use the heat gun to heat the entire surface and activate the adhesive for better bonding. Then, use a cloth or microfiber towel to give it a final smooth and clear.