Total newbie here—I’d never wrapped a car before, but decided to try this matte Russian violet for my old Honda Civic to give it new life. The instructions were easy to follow, and the vinyl is forgiving if you make small mistakes (I peeled and repositioned a corner once, no issues). The color is stunning in person—way better than the cheap purple wraps I saw online. It’s been 3 weeks, no fading, and it hides the small scratches my Civic had before. Worth every penny!

My husband thought I was crazy for picking a violet wrap, but now he’s obsessed with how our Mercedes C-Class looks! The matte Russian violet is so elegant—It’s not too “loud,” but still gets noticed. We had a professional install it, and he said the vinyl’s adhesive was just right—not too strong that it damages the original paint, but strong enough to stay put. We’ve had it through a few rainstorms, and it beads water perfectly. 

I’ve wrapped cars before, and this vinyl feels thicker and better quality than most brands.

I compared 5 different matte violet wraps before choosing this one, and Anole’s was the clear winner. The thickness is just right—not too thin that it shows paint flaws, but not too thick that it’s hard to work with. I wrapped my Subaru WRX myself over a weekend, and the end result is professional-looking. The best part? It doesn’t have that cheap “plastic” smell some wraps do. After a month, it’s still scratch-resistant (my kid accidentally scraped it with a bike, no mark left!).

I run a small car detailing business, and I recommend this matte Russian violet to clients who want something unique but sophisticated. Last month, a client got it for their Audi A4, and every time they bring it in for a wash, other customers ask where they got the wrap. The vinyl is also easy to clean—just mild soap and water, no harsh chemicals needed. The color depth is amazing too; it looks different in different lights (deep violet in shade, subtle red undertones in sunlight).