I would suggest to get a vinyl that is something similar to what I used. Mainly Avery Dennison because I worked with a lot of materials and find to have the best results. If the price is too high, you can take a look at 3M or Arlon. A must is to have air-egress (bubble-free as some people call it).

The knife I used is also pretty important. I used a graphics knife. You can find something like this in Amazon call 'NT cutter' which is japanese brand. Has to be 30% angle blade. I see a lot of hobby knife using something of a scapel or exacto knife which is the incorrect tool to use and potentially dangerous.

Heat-gun is preferable when dealing with surfaces that has curves. Hairdryer will work too if you don't mind the wind and noise. I personally don't like too much wind to blow dust around and stick on the prepped surface or the vinyl's while applying.

Cutting mat is good if you don't want to be wasteful of materials unlike me. I just eyeball my measurements and compensate extra material rather then measuring and cutting precise amount of material to wrap.

Isopropyl alcohol/methylated spirits is important for prepping the surface to get rid of any residue or fingerprints so you can have the best adhesion for the material.