High Gloss Wood Grain Car Interior Vinyl Wrap, 30 x 120 cm

Refresh your dash and trim with a glossy wood grain look you apply yourself.

This self-adhesive vinyl wrap gives interior surfaces a smooth, reflective finish. It updates dashboards, center consoles, door trims, and other flat or gently curved panels, and the wood grain pattern helps mask minor marks on existing surfaces. Each roll is about 30 x 120 cm, enough for several interior sections or one full accent area. The maroon-toned wood effect is printed on flexible, stretchable vinyl that follows most interior contours. The film is waterproof, high-temperature resistant, and UV resistant, and it also resists dirt, grease, salt, mild acid, and oil for everyday use. The adhesive backing needs no extra glue: clean and dry the surface, measure and cut the film, then peel and apply while smoothing out bubbles. It works on cars, motorcycles, and other smooth surfaces.

Why we picked it

• Fresh look - A high gloss wood grain finish updates tired interior panels.
• Everyday resistance - Waterproof, heat, and UV resistant, and shrugs off dirt, grease, and oil.
• DIY friendly - Self-adhesive backing means no separate glue, just peel and apply.

Good to know

Roll measures about 30 x 120 cm in a maroon wood-grain finish on flexible, stretchable self-adhesive vinyl. Waterproof, high-temperature resistant, and UV resistant; also resists dirt, grease, salt, mild acid, and oil. Best on smooth, non-porous surfaces such as plastic trim, painted panels, and coated metal. Designed for one-time application, so it isn't reusable once removed. Clean with a soft cloth and mild soapy water, avoiding abrasives and harsh chemicals.

Common questions

Q: Can it go on interior and exterior surfaces?
A: It's made mainly for interiors but can go on some smooth, clean, dry exterior areas on cars or motorcycles. For long-term outdoor use, seal the edges well.

Q: Is it reusable after removal?
A: No. It's a one-time application; removing it can stretch or damage the adhesive.

Q: Which surfaces hold it best?
A: Smooth, non-porous surfaces like plastic trim, painted panels, and coated metal. Avoid textured, dusty, or oily areas.

Q: How do I clean wrapped areas?
A: Wipe gently with a soft cloth and mild soapy water, and avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals.